Our Innovative Marine 30 gallon has been through it the past few months, but it’s finally looking like it’s on the right track!
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@billy
119d
Looking good! How did you get rid of the Dino’s?!
@JDHAquatics
119d
Thank you! 🙌🏽 turning off the skimmer and feeding more I think helped with the Dinos and then I did 3 days of darkness to help combat the hair algae
@billy
119d
Nice! A lot of BRS YouTube videos make you think a new tank needs a skimmer. I ran into the same issue with my first tank. In reality probably don’t need one for at least a year or until nitrates are uncontrollable. We can work on informing the peeps haha
@JDHAquatics
119d
You’re 100% right. Especially with such a low bio load in this tank, I think holding off on a skimmer is the move. I can definitely make a video on this tank and showcase it on the ReefBay channel :)
@ShinyBreeze59
118d
That crushed coral substrate looks great for stabilizing pH in a nano setup! Live rock placement is key in a 30 gallon to maximize flow and keep dinos at bay. Keep us updated when you start adding corals!
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looks solid man!
Thank you!!