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Yes it's humid, yes it work.

Thanks for the reply!

Should be written in the description of the video.

Quel partie considère tu comme porcelain

@@AquaSplendor toute la partie collage et peinture

Adding more hermit crab won't change this. Keep your nitrate and phosphate at a steady level and with times a balance will form but you most keep maintening your tank, clean it when you can. For example, I don't let the algae grow on glass too long, it take my phosphate which is needed for the coral, and I do my best to keep the phosphate a steady level, manually. White spot on coral could indicate some infection but leather for example will get the upper hand generally speaking with time. you can add bacteria, but before adding, you most know what is inside, make search verification on internet if the bacteria in the bottle are good. Avoid companies who hide their stuff.

@@AquaSplendor thank you for been so detailed with your response

Prime default is perfect, no need to play with the spectrum, intensity is what matters. Don't get caught into marketing and gimmick features!

@@AquaSplendor oh okay thank you

Reach Eheim, they have good warranty

Great tips, on my side I never used any suction, to be honest, hehe

Thank you :)

Check in description all details should be there :)

@@AquaSplendoroh sorry I dint notice

Acrylic

No it's Planulae, there's no doubt about that for sure. But the build up of spawning was already in process, the handling inhibited the release.

Prime 16Hd later, Radion G5 XR15 Pro

Tunze 9004

You have everything :P

Kessil/Aqua Illumination/Eco Tech Marine and T5 from ATI and Giesemann with Aquatic Life fixture are what I currently use.

Cool thanks for answering

Planulae from the Tubastraea

Timestamp the moment, I don't know what you are referring to.

General maintenance + UV is my combination for Ostreopsis

You named one of your coral Brian?

Sorry not sure to understand your question?

thx, i'm right here :) I'm not giving up. I just don't have money for now to create, there's a new reef build eventually, currently in process but everything is slown down by finance. First I need to survive.

I had many issue with bacteria infection on gioniopora unfortunately. Goniopora doesn't required a lot of light, 300 ppfd is way too high in my opinion, I think somewhere around 100 to 200 in our aquarium is ideal. They love smooth turbulent flow too. It's a coral that I feed usually every week, sometimes 2.

@@AquaSplendor what did you do to cure them? was it a brown jelly disease? If yes, I know a good medicine that helped mine LPS corals .these two antibiotics will help with most if not all bacterial diseases. I mixed amoxicillin 500 mg with ciprofloxacin 500 mg in 100 ml of RoDi water. I dosed 2 ml for 150 liter a day for 5 days . You can I turned off uv light , it's important because UV radiation causes bacteria to multiply. For this reason, we should not expose ourselves to the sun when we are taking antibiotics. You can repeat the treatment if the condition improves but worsens again. Both of these antibiotics work great, not only do they help kill the anaerobic bacteria that cause disease, but they also support other bacteria (the aerobic ones). So you shouldn't feel any negative effects of using such a treatment. I mean, not you, but your tank :). After the entire treatment, you don't have to use coal, there's no need. If you are worried, I would do a change or two. This treatment helped me, after 24 hours with euphilia was 80% beter , after 3 days there was no trace of the disease.

@@AquaSplendor use 500 mg 0f amoxicillin mixed with 500 mg ciprofloxacin. It helped heal my lp's corals with Brown jelly disease. Dissolve it in 100 ml of RoDi water and apply daily during five days. I used 2 ml for 150 liter tank daily. These antibiotics working on most if not all dangerous bacteria on our tanks. you can repeat the treatment if the condition improves but worsens again. Both of these antibiotics work great, not only do they help kill the anaerobic bacteria that cause disease, but they also support other bacteria (the aerobic ones). So you shouldn't feel any negative effects of using such a treatment. I mean, not you, but your tank :). After the entire treatment, you don't have to use coal, there's no need. If you are worried, I would do a change or two. This treatment helped me, after 24 hours the euphilia came back, after 3 days there was no trace of the disease.and it's harmless to fishes and the rest of tank crew.

@@AquaSplendor if you have bacterial infection on your corals Use 500 mg of amoxicillin and 500 mg of ciprofloxacin. Dissolve it in 100 ml of RoDi water. I used daily 2 ml in my 150 L tank. You can repeat the treatment if the condition improves but worsens again. But turn UV light off, uv radiation help bacteria multiply. For the same reason we should not go on the sun if we are using antibiotics. Both of these antibiotics work great, not only do they help kill the anaerobic bacteria that cause disease, but they also support other bacteria (the aerobic ones). So you shouldn't feel any negative effects of using such a treatment. I mean, not you, but your tank :). After the entire treatment, you don't have to use carbon, there's no need. If you are worried, I would do a change or two. This treatment helped me, after 24 hours the euphilia came back, after 3 days there was no trace of the disease.and it's reef safe, to fishes and the rest of tank crew

Not putting numbers. What matter is 1) don't get shrimps get suck up. 2) Avoid full blast with return pump, which is hard to do anyway.

@@AquaSplendor Τhe input is well designed with small holes and prefilter spongue. The output will be a long spraybar.

They sells some L shape to accommodate bigger cable management. Currently using this again on another project.

@@AquaSplendor I know I know, I have it. But. I can't use it because it's to big opening . and it's only for one cable each side of tank

Following the recommendation of the manufacture, I think they are spot on. 150-100w

Thank you :)

Ya pas de décante. l'aquarium fait 90x40x30

@@AquaSplendor oui j ai bien compris la partie filtration. 😉

Will do the next series that way! (eventually)

No. 35L. and it's not his main source and varies between fish liking.

You might have miss the point

lol :)

Ye$, one day!