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Which type of phytoplankton is used? Is Nannochloris ok?
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11/19/2006, 03:35 PM | #253 |
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the most used are NANNOCLOROPSIS for live phyto.
Recently they are organized also for other types of microalgae but very difficult to cultivate |
11/19/2006, 05:06 PM | #254 |
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O.K., now what salt? I'm sure it varies.
How about SIR's. Many thanks, Todd |
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Your tanks are gorgious. How do you get such polyp extension. Also, do you have a redbug problem there as we have here?????Any pests and how do you deal with them there?
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11/19/2006, 05:21 PM | #257 | |
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You have a very nice nano tank also
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11/19/2006, 05:52 PM | #259 |
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Besides dipping, cant read italian, what do you use to treat the flatworms. Wow, your flatworms are chubby also.
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11/20/2006, 02:25 AM | #261 | |
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ma molto magnesio viene rilasciato dalla Jumbo che si trova nel reattore di calcio. Con il ph basso del reattore una parte del magnesio contenuto nella sabbia corallina( jumbo) viene rilasciato in vasca, e quindi in molti casi non è necessario integrarlo. |
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but much magnesium is come yielded by Jumbo sand size and therefore, in many cases it is useless to integrate Mg in big quantity |
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11/20/2006, 10:26 AM | #263 |
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I was just wondering, do these methods enchance coral pigments, or it is only increased growth rates?
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Only increased growth rates
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11/21/2006, 05:15 AM | #265 |
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Some of those tanks are zeovit which is the color enhancement.
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11/21/2006, 05:21 AM | #266 |
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personally I know nobody that uses zeovit
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11/21/2006, 05:23 AM | #267 | |
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Some of the tanks dont use any of this and they can still keep nice colors by having stable parameters with low PO4/Nitrates. |
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11/21/2006, 05:28 AM | #268 |
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Some aquaristic has used bulbs at 6.500°K for the high levels of the PAR, but sincerely I do not like the water color, yellow!! In this condition, with 6.500°K, the increase rate is greater but the colors of SPS, turns toward the brown. After one period of a good increase, someone chages again the bulbs with high color temperature
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I meant Zaqua but couldnt find your name for it so used our name for it instead. Sorry.
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Does anyone have any info or links on Xaqua?
I've looked at their site but all it shows is a list of their products. |
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11/21/2006, 10:24 AM | #273 |
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Thank you, Ocean Drive
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Ocean drive, does Xaqua have issues with Potassium depletion? Supposedly ZEOvit does from other people's experience especially since the rock pores are known for this type of chemical exchange with K.
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11/21/2006, 07:33 PM | #275 |
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ya think maybe they can try there stuff on my tank just for 10 months I will be glade to pay for shipping. I still can't get over how nice there tanks are wow.
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