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Sorry if you have already mentioned this, but how much biopellets do you use on this tank?
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One of my favorite tanks.
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Hi Krzysztof, Very nice tank. One of the tanks that made me adicted lol.
I want to buy a pasific sun Diuna 10x80w bulbs to my big coral farm in Germany. I will not use Pasific Sun bulbs, I will use ATI. What combination do you recomend for only SPS from ATI or other brand like KZ and Fauna Marin. Also do you realy recomend the Diuna? I like the software but I dont know if I will have the same efect Like ATI Powermodule. Now we have LED and SPS corals are not doing good. So, I am going back to T5. What are your parametters and which test do you use? Are you still with the Zeovit Method? What aditives do you use? thanks sorry for my many questions and bad english.
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Go back and read previous posts... Lunar no longer uses the zeovit method but "all in one pellets" being used in a reactor his company builds. Only products he uses to my knowledge are: *all in one pellets *fauna marin colors *fauna marin calcium and alk *DVH biogro 123
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Wow, truly amazing how beautiful your tank is!
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Thanks I would like to know the t5 compination with the brands ATI, KZ or Fauna Marin for SPS tank only. I live in germany and this are the lamps that I want to use. Also I dont have any expirience with t5 only MH and LED.
What would be the on/off hours for the Diuna or any T5 only lamp for SPS (not dimable) I will see all the other posts to see if I can find. thanks
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Hi Krzysztof,
Your tank is amazing and is a great inspiration to me. After reading through your thread, I'd just like to confirm if my understanding is correct: are you running what I may call a hybrid between the Fauna Marin Zeolight system and All in One Biopellets? It seems that you run all components (with some off-brand replacement ) but replace the ultralith stones with the biopellets instead. This is what I think you run: 1. FM Colour Elements 2. FM Ultra Carb 3. FM Reef Vitality 4. FM Coral Balance 5. Salifert Amino Acids (equivalent replacement for FM Ultra Min S) The above are all the components of the FM Zeolight system minus the stones 6. Biogro 123 bacteria (equivalent replacement for FM Bakto Blend/Bakto Therapie) Bacteria is recommended but not essential in the FM Zeolight system 7. All in One biopellets Reason I'm asking is because I'm running FM Zeolight on my high bioload system now and find it isn't as good in maintaining low nutrients as a carbon based system. At the same time I can't notice any tangible benefits in using the Ultralith stones. I am considering switching to a similar hybrid system using the AIO biopellets to keep nutrients low while keeping the coral enhancing benefits of the rest of the Zeolight products. |
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Hi Krzysztof,
You have realy great looking tank! what for kind flow pumps are you using? Gr. Jeroen
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Colors still amazing and the contrast and placement works well. One day would like to see this tank in person.
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You can easily solve nutrients problem raising doses of balance and vitality .. If you dose 3 spoon every 100 gallons /week of CB you will have problems of HAVE nutrients..addinf RV also the bioload will burn fast.. Take care OD can starve corals.. |
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Krzysztof, do you have any updates to share with us?
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+1 on update. Would love to see another video and a load of new photos.
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+1 update. I love this tank!
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It wouldn't be Christmas without one of your greetings Krzysztof! Everything is really growing in beautifully. Anything new to report on your tank?
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Colors still amazing. Greets wesley |
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Looking fantastic.. Some growth, some pieces moved or removed..
Some new as well? Looking amazing as usual!
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When every coral looks fantastic, there must be a coral here and there that just doesn't make it in your tank? I certainly have corals that suffer even when every other coral looks healthy and happy.. When I see tanks like yours, where the reef looks like it is from another dimension, I wonder if there is the odd coral that you just can't keep happy.. It's kind of like when I see the most beautiful girl in the world.. I want to find just one tiny flaw... Just to make not being able to have her bearable!! Your tank is like that girl.. But even with lots of flaws, I'd still like to have your tank.
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Yes, Krzysztof is back! Reef still looking as amazing as ever. Are you still running AIO bio pellets? Any changes in dosing/ husbandry? That yellow piece low down on the left rock structure is really catching my eye. Bimacs are looking great, I may have to think about getting some.
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