A Shallow sps reef

[Galizio]

Originally Posted by Ryanerickson

It's almost gone buddy, pretty happy as I didn't wanna toss all my zoas. As for pics nothing has really changed just using a older Samsung for pics but thanks for compliment.

Nice... is coming along very nice.. cant believe those are phone pics good job.. I was going to swing by but the wife put me on paint duty lol...
Looks great....


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[Ryanerickson]

Originally Posted by Galizio

Nice... is coming along very nice.. cant believe those are phone pics good job.. I was going to swing by but the wife put me on paint duty lol...
Looks great....


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Happy painting Galizio 😀 come by anytime no rush

[Ryanerickson]

So i have a day 11 of using fluconazole in tank update.
Most algae is dead now one thing I have noticed is my no3 has gone from 0-0.2 ppm to now 1ppm this has actually been pretty good for the sps as colour is coming back now. On the down side tanks a bit dirty as in glass gets brown crap every three days. Usually I do 10 percent water change every 7 days so that can't help either.






Indo SSC stump finally showing pink


Bonsai from rich going purple again

[WarDog]

So in your professional opinion, the stuff works?

[Ryanerickson]

Originally Posted by WarDog

So in your professional opinion, the stuff works?

Haha professional yes I'm very pleased I just took a toothbrush to all my zoa frags Ill update with more pics tomorrow anything that was hanging on fell right off. On a side note I found 4-5 thick string like algaes I could not identify, they were a bit round on the point after pulling on one it burst fml!! Some type of bubble algae I'm guessing the rest of them were cut right off outta tank hoping for the best.

[GoFish]

I think those bubble algae things are related to bryopsis, I could watch them wither away after a Fluc treatment. They took longer to die off than the ferns, actually may still have a few left as well.

Keep it up, looks great!

[Ryanerickson]

Originally Posted by GoFish

I think those bubble algae things are related to bryopsis, I could watch them wither away after a Fluc treatment. They took longer to die off than the ferns, actually may still have a few left as well.

Keep it up, looks great!

Thanks Bryant hoping there all gone at this point fluconazole is still in tank tell Thursday night also. I think I could do a water change at this point but it's not hurting anything so I'll continue. Took a few pics today unfortunately the la laker zoas I've had in most pics are still closed up from me brushing last night I'll get a final pic of them on Thursday.

Colour is coming back fast now so excited !!!