reeferkeeper420
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I was close, i counted and have 70 different ones lol.
So How Many Different Types Of Corals Do You Have?
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derrick orosz
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not enough...my goal is not to see any rock lol
Tank
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The corals started to slime up pretty well immediately. I had already changed 5 gallons and I buy the ro from a store so there was no way of getting more. Was late when I attempted this disaster. Every coral was in shock and the candy cane and open brain was the worst at the start. I figured I lost everything. Next morning got some water and did another five gallon change. Knew that the peroxide should have already disapatted but also new that the corals had all slimed up and fouled the water. It was a call I made.
The green slimmer I bought at the London show was done along with the pink lemonade I bought off Kevin tran. I had another Sps from canadacorals and it bite the dust.
All the other corals came back. Everything was recovering and for the first time I got the red slime. Soon after that I bought a 425 power head for more movement. Syphoned off the red slime and started the journey back. The next few days all the algae razor caulerpa turned white and I removed as much as I could. I lost a Blenny too. The algae stayed away for two months not a leaf. Thought I was out of the woods. Then it came back.
I cut feeding back to twice a week stopped putting fuel additive in the tank and bought chemi-pure and filter floss.
Learning experience for sure.
Oh yay different user name I formatted my iPad and had no idea of the password
The green slimmer I bought at the London show was done along with the pink lemonade I bought off Kevin tran. I had another Sps from canadacorals and it bite the dust.
All the other corals came back. Everything was recovering and for the first time I got the red slime. Soon after that I bought a 425 power head for more movement. Syphoned off the red slime and started the journey back. The next few days all the algae razor caulerpa turned white and I removed as much as I could. I lost a Blenny too. The algae stayed away for two months not a leaf. Thought I was out of the woods. Then it came back.
I cut feeding back to twice a week stopped putting fuel additive in the tank and bought chemi-pure and filter floss.
Learning experience for sure.
Oh yay different user name I formatted my iPad and had no idea of the password
scubasteve
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oh jeez what a question ill count when im looking at it or i know ill miss a bunch lol. all i know is i have a crapton and even alot of variations lmao. only thing having issues with for a long time are my millies recently other than that everything is good monties, acros, birdsnests, zoos, chalices, gorgs and nem.
all tho i will say that half the corals i have lost were because my turbos got to something before adjusted to light and epoxied.... i have to keep a close eye on things or else the turbos knock them off and my 7" goby seems to like moving plugs into his cave so if i dont notice it dies quickly lol but they are good glass cleaners i never touch it maybe scrape 3times a year when i forget to change carbon and has been running a while
all tho i will say that half the corals i have lost were because my turbos got to something before adjusted to light and epoxied.... i have to keep a close eye on things or else the turbos knock them off and my 7" goby seems to like moving plugs into his cave so if i dont notice it dies quickly lol but they are good glass cleaners i never touch it maybe scrape 3times a year when i forget to change carbon and has been running a while