10 comments for "Tropical Marine Aquarium 80x55x55 'Easy LPS'"

1. New tropical marine aquarium "Easy LPS oriented" July 5th, 2010 at 22:13 a

   [...] As we see in the picture, my system it is only 10 liters per hour) and will have her pretty small page dedicated here on Acquariando. Follow the method DSB (deep sand bed) with 10% of the monthly changes, without [...]

2. nicola July 8th, 2010 at 19:20 2

   Hello I wanted to tell you my experience in two lines:
   about a year ago I built himself a 300l tank I used the method without a skimmer, DSB, I in fish and corals. I can confirm that this system works perfectly indeed I have had no incidents of disease, stress, and more.
   I wanted to say that it is a system that over time not only makes you happy for the result, but it is economical because I never bought products, bacteria expensive, special food for corals, do water changes after a month (30l).
   I added delicate fish, which you are set with a breakneck speed, in short, I repeat I can confirm that the method without a skimmer, DSB appears to be the most natural aquarium, the only important thing is my maturity I have matured for six months, I'll explain I have included the first bodies after six months.

3. Dinoflagellates, and cyanobacteria | Acquariando November 13th, 2010 at 22:50 3

   [...] Are the dinoflagellates, because I am in marine appeared a couple of weeks and especially how they can be contained and perhaps eliminated [...]

4. Fungia playing: Mom and her Fungia fungette December 24th, 2010 at 18:22 4

   [...] SPS. Anyone wishing to book up some ... if it were in and around Rome, you know, for my tropical marine aquarium, I'm looking for clams, and Catalaphyllia Euphyllia Glabrescens. [...]

5. Simon March 20th, 2011 at 8:06 5

   I advise you to put 2-3 corals course s

6. Raffaele Galano March 20th, 2011 at 9:40 6

   Find some aquarium in your area that you can give away or sell at very small cuttings Sarcophiton, Sinularia, Discosoma of various colors, worms, Xenia. Resistant organisms and undemanding.

7. Pump internal movement? Try the Vortech, even the small MP10 will not disappoint. April 10th, 2011 at 18:23 7

   [...] GOOD, undoubtedly performs the main functions required for the internal motion of a reef aquarium. It has a really large project, despite being the smallest in the range [...]

8. Stephen June 26th, 2011 at 15:40 8

   hello a question: you have placed the rocks on the sand or have made the classic structure of PVC in many suggest?

   I riallestire a Elos 80 and I would like to copy you!

9. Raffaele Galano June 26th, 2011 at 18:46 9

   "Structure" are big words.
   I got some pvc pipes and I have sawn logs tirandoci out of about 2 cm higher than the level of the sand, I placed them under a rock 3 and 2 in the other, pushing them up and then down to the glass, and just above I 2 supported the rock.
   The greatest difficulty was with 2 hands in water, the rocks turn into 160 different positions for them to remain firm and solid, without bending the pipes and then touch the rocks on the sand. After you have to hide them before piazzarci some coral, or standing in the shade will not be filled with algae and remain gray and ugly.

10. Photo Seaquarium in early 2011 September 11th, 2011 at 11:55 10

    [...] Few months of calm, I get to do some photos that I have a reef aquarium in the living room, always full of colors and shapes. # Gallery-1 {margin: auto;} [...]