Wheres the pics of the Tesselata... you know i love morays...
It's finally happened :P
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You meant for saltwater?
Saltwater is all about equipment and once the tank mature you don't need to do larger water change to bring Nitrate down, also saltwater utilizing the RO water system so the replacement water Nitrate is 0ppm for the most part. Another option is utilize the carbon dosing in saltwater to bring the Nitrate down and can be eliminate nitrate completely out of your tank, running Nitrate reactor system will bring down Nitrate too. Like I said earlier once the saltwater tank mature it's easy to maintain, it's hard for the first year the tank was first setup.
Here is a short video I took few months ago, It's not very impressive in the video though, it must more wow in person and stand in front of the tank...might be I need to take video classes LOL anyway, here is my moray!
Yes, it won't move until feeding time.
Its just chill out and let the shrimp do their jobs for most of the time, the tank look pretty much empty for the most part but nothing I can do if its keep looking its tank mate as a food snack...Imagine a mature yellow tank with that high body and it still able to swallow that yellow tank, I was shocked when I received phone call from my dad that he's saw my Tess hunt and taking down the yellow tang, the emperor angel got same faith too...
I see, I don't think I would ever keep an animal that wasnt active. But to each their own. It looks really cool though and healthy.
Very cool.
Out of curiosity did you ever just use RO for your freshwater tanks too, or is your system not big enough?
Is RO safe for freshwater? I imagine the lost trace minerals can easily be supplemented with food.
Out of curiosity did you ever just use RO for your freshwater tanks too, or is your system not big enough?
Is RO safe for freshwater? I imagine the lost trace minerals can easily be supplemented with food.
It is but wouldn't do more than 50% with it, has no buffering capacity
*Freshwater does get benefit from RO system, the common RO unit just not big enough for big tank (there is a RO unit that fit for household usage but will cost couple thousand dollars).
*If you have small tank than you can use RO but then you will need to add trade elements every other week to your tank.
