beeguiles
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- syracuse, ny
I'm sure they do. I think they make them small enough for ten gallons. Might be the 18-22in. Or somewhere around that size
Beeguiles 29 gallon reef
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I'm sure they do. I think they make them small enough for ten gallons. Might be the 18-22in. Or somewhere around that size
Washburn82
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- ontario canada
WOw that pic, think thats the first time ive seen your 29 before. Thats awesome Brittany great job!
Washburn82
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- ontario canada
wow this pic, think this is the first time ive seen your 29 before. Thats gorgeous Brittany, good job!
beeguiles
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- Location
- syracuse, ny
Thanks Matt :)
Droskie20
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- Miami Florida
are you using a skimmer? I'm thinking getting one but I don't know if I should or witch one to get or how it works? Lmfao I also have a 29
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
I'm using the taam Rio nano skimmer. It's only rated up to a 20g but it was all I could afford at the time. It's always pulling nasty stuff out so it must do it's a job. It was about $50 at my lfs but its online for around 35. Good little skimmer.
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
It takes organic compounds out of the water before they can convert into ammonia and so forth. I believe that's what it does. Idk I just know its good for your tank. Lol and its good for chemical warfare between corals.
Droskie20
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- Miami Florida
is that all the filtering you you do?
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Yup and about 35-40 lbs of live rock. Once a week water changes of around 15%.
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Acro is growing like crazzzy!
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Quick question. Those little sprouts at the base...will those turn into big branches to form a colony?
NanoReefer
Reefing newb
- Location
- pennsylvania
yes, it will make its base for support, and the little sprouts will start to shoot it up and become branches:)
lilmatty5dimes
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Cocoa, FL
Those look pretty sweet. They need high lighting right?
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
Yea they are sopposed to need high lighting. This guy is just under the marineland reef capable leds
chichimom79
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- Southwest Missouri
Wow Brittany! That is a gorgeous piece and it looks so happy! What kind is that?
beeguiles
Reef enthusiast
- Location
- syracuse, ny
I got it at a frag swap, I can't remember the exact name of it but I know its an acropora.
snyderju
Reefing newb
- Location
- Menomonie, WI
Your 29 is beautiful! Our light came love the marineland reef capable so far! can't wait to see how the corals like it!