Since I got an LFS to do some cleanup and water testing (previous blog post) I've been working to get the water parameters back into normality. I'll post about it, telling my journey, for I hope others with the same skill level as mine (low...) and also the same time to dedicate to the tank as I have (not much...) can learn from my experience. In fact, that is half of why I post this blog... it is so easy to read about what the high fliers in this hobby get done (spending ...
The reef continues to rock along on auto-pilot... This acro grew from three twiggy branches a year ago to this. Those white tips are actually quite blue in person. The fungia babies grow into colonial plates. This one on the right is two on the same skeletal disk, and both refuse to give up making it look like a pyramid. I came home with two Gorgonians ...
Let's see your tanks, Reef Addicts. Here's my 215g today.
Well, we had a good run but we have to break up. You were great for many years... but lately your sputtering and somewhat caustic odor grew worrisome and I don't have room for any of that drama in my life. I'm moving on. With your twin sister. She makes me happier. From time to time, I've heard of ballasts catching fire and homes being burned in the process. I'd surmise the majority tend to be VHO ballasts, but that's conjecture on my part. ...
Updated 04-10-2013 at 03:58 PM by melev
So it's been a couple of months, and I thought I'd give my latest tank update. Last update, I was fully prepared to tear all the way down and start a new challenge. After ridding myself of a few pieces or coral, I essentially re-aquascaped the tank. It's not my favorite version of my tank (because naturally I wasn't happy with that and screwed it all up. Move one rock...), but I don't feel like moving all these rocks again for a little while. ...
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