After a few years hiatus from the reefing world, I’ve been pulled back in. Although I took some time away from having my own tank, I’ve enjoyed visiting others, seeing some wild reefs, and hitting the occasional swap or macna. After macna this year, and a few raffle tickets later, I’m back.
I’m curious whose out there in the DFW area fragging corals and what kinds of corals you’re fragging? What are your coral presences, lighting, salt mixes, etc? Thanks in advance.
So happy to see you back in the hobby, looking forward to seeing the tank.
Fragging not far from you in Murphy, mostly sticks more common LPS (hammer, candy cane, duncan) at the moment and some odd zoas, although won't be around for the show this weekend sadly.
Main issue at the moment is that I'm a member of the hair algae preservation club. Interestingly the corals are doing very well, but it would be nice to see more of my rocks.
Figured I should update my location since I’m in carrrollton now, but still now far away. The tank is cycling now, but I’m sure I’ll be in the market for a number of items.
On the hair algae front, have you tried an army of hermit crabs from a place like reef Cleaners?
Thought about I thought about that, but as a 600 gallon system it really would take an army. The sea hare didn't do much in his two weeks before deciding to take on an MP60 sadly. The urchins are marginal as well. Really I should probably try changing some water.
Toss a lawnmower blenny in there... When My tank went through its ugly stage my boy CLEANED HOUSE!
Holy old thread. I might get one when it comes back online, but the algae isn't this tank's biggest issue at the moment. As you can see the algae got all over, but the tank is not so wet at the moment:
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