Giving Triton a shot!

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I decided to give the Triton Method a shot on my system. I have a 265g display plumbed to a remote equipment room in the garage that has a 125g sump with live rock, a 40g refugium that is now stocked with macros, and a 40g frag tank.

I already had some chaeto going in the refugium, so I ordered some macro packs from live-plants.com and got them placed this weekend. I know Triton recommends the refugium be in overflow chamber so that the algae have first crack at the nutrients, but I already had this remote one set up so hopefully that will work. I love all the colors of the fuge now and look forward to hopefully seeing it fill up!

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I already had a fantastic GHL doser, so I just had to order some of the CORE7 supplements and got those started yesterday at 30mLs per day spread out over 12 doses spaced 10 minutes apart. I got a little creative with the dosing tube holder. :) I know they are supposed to land in a high flow area, so that is why I chose that area. The overflow is to the left and the live rock in the sump is to the right, so it is falling in a pretty good waterfall area. This morning I read that the supplements should be landing in the return area of the sump, so if anyone from Triton sees this post and can clarify, that would be great!

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Last but not least, here is a recent full tank shot. This tank has been set up for about 7 months. A lot of the live stock came over from my last tank, but since this tank is almost 3 times my last one, I did get to add quite a few new fish. Now I am hopeful that it will soon be filling up with corals as well.

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I decided to give the Triton Method a shot on my system. I have a 265g display plumbed to a remote equipment room in the garage that has a 125g sump with live rock, a 40g refugium that is now stocked with macros, and a 40g frag tank.

I already had some chaeto going in the refugium, so I ordered some macro packs from live-plants.com and got them placed this weekend. I know Triton recommends the refugium be in overflow chamber so that the algae have first crack at the nutrients, but I already had this remote one set up so hopefully that will work. I love all the colors of the fuge now and look forward to hopefully seeing it fill up!

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I already had a fantastic GHL doser, so I just had to order some of the CORE7 supplements and got those started yesterday at 30mLs per day spread out over 12 doses spaced 10 minutes apart. I got a little creative with the dosing tube holder. :) I know they are supposed to land in a high flow area, so that is why I chose that area. The overflow is to the left and the live rock in the sump is to the right, so it is falling in a pretty good waterfall area. This morning I read that the supplements should be landing in the return area of the sump, so if anyone from Triton sees this post and can clarify, that would be great!

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Last but not least, here is a recent full tank shot. This tank has been set up for about 7 months. A lot of the live stock came over from my last tank, but since this tank is almost 3 times my last one, I did get to add quite a few new fish. Now I am hopeful that it will soon be filling up with corals as well.

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Thanks for looking!
Brian
 

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