Update #4 (21/07/2015)
Hey guys!
So been a while. My ten fish are still doing great. :D I added a couple of corals today, will see how they go. Tested the water today, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate is all zero so that's cool too. Forgot to test phosphate but eh. >_>
Here's a current FTS:
I'll probably move the Bubble Coral to a lower-light area, and get some more corals for the top of the live rock. And something more either side too. Quite a bit of algae (I do feed quite a bit), but eh as is it doesn't really affect anything, besides helping lowering nutrient levels. Will do a clean soon and remove the algae, but yeah. Good thing it's mostly relegated to the back/on the live rock/low flow areas. My plan once I come back from my wedding+honeymoon in October is to setup a tank that has a fuge, to house macroalgae. Currently my main filtration comes from the live rock, MarinePure and the algae (not really sure which one contributes more than which), but algae really is something I like to explore. It's a good method of nutrient sequestration that doesn't need to be re-purchased, and can be removed quite easily.
So been a while. My ten fish are still doing great. :D I added a couple of corals today, will see how they go. Tested the water today, ammonia, nitrite and nitrate is all zero so that's cool too. Forgot to test phosphate but eh. >_>
Here's a current FTS:
I'll probably move the Bubble Coral to a lower-light area, and get some more corals for the top of the live rock. And something more either side too. Quite a bit of algae (I do feed quite a bit), but eh as is it doesn't really affect anything, besides helping lowering nutrient levels. Will do a clean soon and remove the algae, but yeah. Good thing it's mostly relegated to the back/on the live rock/low flow areas. My plan once I come back from my wedding+honeymoon in October is to setup a tank that has a fuge, to house macroalgae. Currently my main filtration comes from the live rock, MarinePure and the algae (not really sure which one contributes more than which), but algae really is something I like to explore. It's a good method of nutrient sequestration that doesn't need to be re-purchased, and can be removed quite easily.
