A lot of the ceriths and dwarf ceriths haven’t moved and look dead. Nerites, nassarius, and hermits seem fine though.My buddy just got his Reef Cleaners order about 45 minutes ago...
My dwarf Ceriths did good. The Florida Ceriths didn't.
Cerith are my favorites. They will eat anything and will turn over the sandbed without the issue that nassaurius snails bring of randomly preying on other snails. The ones from the sea of cortez seem to be the most effective overall but I really want a few of these
Giant Knobby Creeper
Resides : Sand, rocks and glass Consumes : Film Algae, Diatoms, Hair Algae, Detritus, and some species of Cyanobacteria Max Size : 4.25 or 108mm Origin : East...www.reefcleaners.org
Bit of shadowing from the gyre, but I'd be more worried about light spill/reflection off the glass. Good area for NPS corals!Would this be crazy? Or would it allow me to put corals on this vertical wall? Biggest issue I see is the power head is in the way.
True. I could turn it around 180 degrees, and then I'd get some light down that side, and most of the reflection would reflect into the wall. It might be enough for some low light corals.
If I try NPS, I want to put it under the arch. Like this:
Why?
You already have a gyre, so the current already brings everything to that end (rather than flowing past a cave). Regardless, nps would likely require additional feeding which would be much easier if not under a ledge. The side pane would make it alot easier to see each head getting food. Don't get me wrong, I was on board with moving the light and adding low light coral(it will work) - but I like Jojos idea better..
The fish also like my idea better. Need to keep those fishrr, I mean NPS fed!
No no no that’s not a big that’s a featureIn other news, BRS finally got back to me far too late. Reading between the lines, it seems Maxspect knows they have a design flaw.
