We all wish we could master Ty's method so we have a tank as great as his!
Ty, you want to be a god parent to my tank and come take care of it for me???
Ty, you want to be a god parent to my tank and come take care of it for me???
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Idk if it's just me, but the video keeps saying private?
Thanks Russ. I just wanted to be upfront and mention any large water volume changes so I don't give any illusions that aren't true. Hopefully this is the one change I'll actually need and it removed whatever accumulation/deficit that occurred in my tank. Time will tell.i think no water changes means that you dont have a schedule.
it would be silly not to wc when something is amiss. technically i did a huge wc when i had a dino outbreak. but i still keep the no wc schedule.
Yes, no water changes still. I don't replenish anything but the big 3, Ca, alk, and Mg. I do dose aminos 2x/week however.Hi Farmer,
You still not doing water changes? What are the list of elements you test for and replenish on a regular basis, without using Triton?
Well... I did have to replenish water when I sold a bunch of frags a couple weeks back...How do we really know there are no water changes????
I've never gotten to see close up shots of his tank so at least for me, the jury is still out on coloration of his SPS.
I have no doubt its a stunning tank, like mentioned, I've never seen close up shots of his corals. I've seen this FTS before and it looks amazing. The scientist in me would prefer some close shots as well if you can understand. [emoji4]
I would assume so too but I haven't needed to yet. I think I will experiment though on increasing potassium to 600-700ppm and seeing if that improves coloration of acros.So other then the 3 ,no trace elements at all? I thought you had to replenish them at some point due to them being used up. I am trying to understand this method a litte better.
I would assume so too but I haven't needed to yet. I think I will experiment though on increasing potassium to 600-700ppm and seeing if that improves coloration of acros.
Pretty sure hes using a calc reactor, i dont kno much about the levels of trace elements in media but its used to melt media that is primarily made up of all the trace elements that corals take inSo other then the 3 ,no trace elements at all? I thought you had to replenish them at some point due to them being used up. I am trying to understand this method a litte better.