Water Quality Log I thought I would keep an active log to share with everyone concerning my water quality test. It will be updated weekly. The water changes that I conduct are minuscule (approximately 0.25 gallon per week). I personally don't agree with extremely large water changes because I feel that just when you have all your parameters correct then BAM water change throws everything off. This is just my thinking. Aquarium Water Quality Testing Results. ...
Octopus Super Reef LX1000s Hang On Back Protein Skimmer So I am now considering purchasing the Octopus Super Reef LX1000s Protein Skimmer for my 10 gallon aquarium to replace my Seaclone 100 Protein Skimmer. I am curious to know if anyone currently owns this Protein Skimmer and could give me their own personal reviews regarding it. I have seen some videos on youtube and my primary reason for wanting this is because of the Hang On Back design and the Bubble Blaster Pump. So any ...
Updated 06-18-2011 at 07:17 PM by TH3C1SC0K1D
Possible Tiger Tail Cucumber Birth Saturday, June 18, 2011 at 10:25am So a added a Tiger Tail Cucumber into my 10 gallon aquarium about 5 days ago. I had purchased one for myself and one for my coworker and these were larger then I have ever seen (about 8 inches in length and the other 11 inches in length). I kept the smaller one based on the fact that I had the smaller aquarium. It had been cruising around the top of the aquarium for about 2 days and yesterday I didn't ...
Updated 06-18-2011 at 07:11 PM by TH3C1SC0K1D
Bubble Magus BM-NAC5E External Protein Skimmer I think the time has come to replace the Seaclone 100 Protein Skimmer. I has been doing its job as well as it can but I am finally at a point in the setup were I would like to purchase something of better quality and more efficiency. My only draw back is that I do not have a sump so I am limited to Hang On Back Protein Skimmers. I have heard that Bubble Magus Protein Skimmers have a quality build, reliable pumps and are extremely efficient ...
Updated 07-16-2011 at 06:11 PM by TH3C1SC0K1D
Brightwell Aquatics Reef BioFuel Dosing I was lucky enough to stumble across a bottle of Brightwell Aquatics Reef BioFuel today in a local fish store in Long Island near my job. I am using this to provide a carbon source for Phosphate and Nitrate removal. According to the instructions I must add approximately 2 drops per 1 gallon (I have added 10 drops to my aquarium) and will have to leave the Protein Skimmer off for a period of 2 - 6 hours after each dose (in my case the since I ...
Updated 06-15-2011 at 11:05 PM by TH3C1SC0K1D