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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 670 City: Perry State: GA Occupation: General Manager for GTC Other Interests: Photography, Home Theatre, and many more...
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Sorry to hear about the loses. I've had a few similar incidents between pest algae and PO4 spikes. I quit the Zeo route for the time being and have went GFO as well. I noticed you said you were using NO3POX4, I too experienced a Cyno outbreak after using it.
I've used Coral Snow in the past, either with ZeoBak or not and it does help to remove Cyno. Good luck with the treatment. Good luck!
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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I was reading on another board about someone having trouble with Cyno after using NOPOX for a few months and that is about how long I have been using the product. I am going to hold off dosing it for a few days(week) and see if that with the Coral Snow/MB7 dosing helps. I have also been thinking about replacing NOPOX with Vodka and I guess now might be a good time.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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Started dosing a combo of Coral Snow and MB7 last Tuesday to help with my cyno problem and it seems to be working. About half of the cyno has disaapeared and the other doesn't seem as dark in color or "thick" looking.
I have some really nice SPS coming next week from Reefworks and I also have this frag of Cornbred My Buggati on the way...
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 482 City: Buckhead State: GA Occupation: Sales
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very nice addition, try to get some pics when you get it it!
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 670 City: Perry State: GA Occupation: General Manager for GTC Other Interests: Photography, Home Theatre, and many more...
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I have several SPS frags, and others, from Ryan. Awesome stuff!
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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I turkey basted everything this morning before dosing and we will see if that helps. I am still dosing NOPOX, but mainly just to finish up my second bottle and then I am switching to Vodka. I have bought a number of zoas/palys from Ryan over the years and they have always been really nice, so I am excited to see all of the new SPS I am getting.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 482 City: Buckhead State: GA Occupation: Sales
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How did your shipment turn out? I also noticed you have an MP10 on your back wall, I just add one on mine, so we have the same vortech setup. What modes are you running/what speed percentage?
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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The My Buggati I got from Fishy Business is actually a lot larger frag than I figured it would be and the colors are really nice. I also got a nice 8 poylp frag of Cherry Charm Zoas from them and I had only ordered a 4 polyp frag. I have my 2 MP40s on Reef Crest set to Anti-Sync and the MP10 is on the EcoSmart setting. As for Speed I have them set on the 9th dot out of 12. I have tried running it higher but it ends up causing a hole in the sand in the front middle of my tank. I guess that is where all of the currents hit each other.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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My combination of Coral Snow and MB7 has almost completley cleared up my Cyano problem. I have a little left on the backside of a few rocks, but it apears to be getting "thinner".
I have also switched over from dosing NOPO-X to dosing Vodka. I saw a spike in both my NO3 and PO4 when I first made the switch. I am now on week 3 and have seen both drop, so I will stick with this dosing to see if I can get my parameters back down to as close to 0 as possible. I am still hoping to get a new Camera soon, so for now here are a few shots from my Iphone and sorry for all atinic shots as well. Utter Chaos ![]() Lucky Charms Lepastrea ![]() RDPEs, this started as one polyp 3 months ago and now I have over 10 ![]() ECC Hybrid Watermelon Chalice, the rim has filled in nicely and body has colored up as well, but just not putting out any more eyes. ![]() Candy Apple Greens ![]() Flame PEs ![]() Magnificent Foxface ![]() FT ![]()
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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6 months old - Video
The tank has been up and running for 6 months now.
I have had many ups and downs with the tank, but things have been runnin a long pretty smoothly for the past 6 weeks since I was able to get rid of the cyano. Fish are all fat and happy and my corals have all colored up nicely and starting to show some good growth. Here is a quick video with my Iphone of the tank.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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My male Lyretail Anthia has developed Popeye. He looked good yesterday morning, but when I went to check on the tank last night he had it. I started dosing their food with KanaPlex and Focus and he is eating and acting normal. Hopefully this will take care of it, but it is a shame since he is my wife's favorite fish.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,353 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Sales Other Interests: Rugby and UGA football
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I have been treating my lyretail for about 10 days now. His eye had blown up really large and he wasn't swimming around as much, but was still eating well over the first week of treatment. Over the last 3 days the eye has completely gone back to normal except for one bubble in front of his eye and he is much more active. I am going to continue treating until his eye is back to normal and I will keep y'all updated on his progress.
The additional feedings have cause a small spike in nitrates and some cyano has showed up on the sand and a little HA has shown up on the rocks. My foxface is keeping the HA under controll and I am going to start dosing my mix of Coral Snow and MB7 to help with the cyano.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 4,859 City: Cumming State: GA Occupation: Electrical Contractor Other Interests: Home Improvement, Woodworking.
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Good luck. I wish you continued success and hope the fish has a full recovery. :-)
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