Joe Reefer's Inwall 120 V2.0 (Updated)

Delphinus · #1 10-24-2007, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason McK

If you don't want it in the tank it will be your worst nightmare

I have to agree with the "worst nightmare" part. The stuff is insidious and it has an almost intelligence to it. For example, I'll find it growing in spots I can't see from the front of the tank. How does it know where to grow where I won't see it (and thus won't prune it)? Obviously it's just coincidence but it's happened often enough to me that I find it a bit weird that it's doing that.

Jason McK · #2 10-24-2007, 03:56 PM

Exactly the same thing happend to me.
In my old 75 I had a few spots that I would prune and make all nice. But when I tore the tank down my rock work was glued together with the stuff. pounds of it. and you know you couldn't see it from the front.

J

Joe Reefer · #3 10-24-2007, 03:57 PM

I know what you mean, I have been trying to keep it in check but it really is smart stuff.

Der_Iron_Chef · #4 10-24-2007, 04:01 PM

So here's my question: if it's in the back and you can't see it...then why bother? Doesn't it out-compete things like hair algae and bubble algae? Wouldn't that be a good thing? Or is it just the fact that, if it's in the back, behind everything, it will continue to spread to the front and be a nuisance?

Joe Reefer · #5 10-24-2007, 04:05 PM

It can go sexual a release bad stuff into the water, I believe some people have had tank crashes do to this happening. The main problem I am having is it is really hard to pull off the rock the main stock is attached every couple inches or so.

untamed · #6 10-24-2007, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Joe Reefer

It can go sexual a release bad stuff into the water, I believe some people have had tank crashes do to this happening. The main problem I am having is it is really hard to pull off the rock the main stock is attached every couple inches or so.

I always had both calurpa and Halimeda growing in my previous tank, and they "went off" frequently. I never saw any adverse affects on the tank as a result. It was a very small tank also (35gal), so the potential to influence the tank was much higher than your system.

Skimmerking · #7 10-25-2007, 02:22 PM

Lando the tank is looking really good man, lots of growth since i saw it last from the pictures, well done

Joe Reefer · #8 11-20-2007, 02:02 AM

New Blue Throat Trigger Pair

I think they like each other.