Kevin, I really have no visible equipment except for a couple of powerheads that are partially concealed. The feeder stays in there because it is always filled with shrimp and the fish eat all day. My tank is and always has been an experiment and never meant to be a thing of beauty. I am surprised I have not crashed it yet. It's just for my enjoyment, and I enjoy it. There is always an experimental something in there. I have been dosing yeast for a month to see if it does anything to the corals. The only thing I notice is that my Zoa's look lousy and I developed a patch of cyano. I don't know what that is from but I will keep doing this experiment until I learn something, good or bad, I don't care. My sponges are growing like crazy so I guess they are absorbing the years. You can't have everybody happy.
I am going to do a large water change this week. Bigger than I ever did as this is another experiment. I acquired a large container and I can't wait to fill it. I had a gravity feed on it all night from my RO/DI and it is almost filled.
My thrill is watching them spawn and interact with each other.
I have these 3 anemone crabs that keep away from each other during the day but I looked this morning before the lights came on and they looked like they were discussing ways to escape, either that or they were planning a party because they were right next to each other practically holding "hands".
I am going to do a large water change this week. Bigger than I ever did as this is another experiment. I acquired a large container and I can't wait to fill it. I had a gravity feed on it all night from my RO/DI and it is almost filled.
My thrill is watching them spawn and interact with each other.
I have these 3 anemone crabs that keep away from each other during the day but I looked this morning before the lights came on and they looked like they were discussing ways to escape, either that or they were planning a party because they were right next to each other practically holding "hands".