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CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts


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    CalmSeasQuest - Reefkeeper
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    Thomas
    Awards Nano Contest Winner - Winner of 2012 Nano Contest

    Default CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts

    LED Growout Challenge - AquaIllumination vs Maxpsect
    Sorry for the delay in getting this thread up - I've been traveling on business since the swap. A couple of the ShyHighs in the DT melted in the time I was away. A few others appear to be struggling - time will tell. I'm not anticipating great growth from the frags placed in either tank as it is primarily a SPS tank running LNS. I'm interested in seeing what, if any differences occur under the different LED lighting using similar PAR and a common water source.

    Both sets of Frags are residing on racks in similar flow. Please excuse the algae on the DT rack - it seems the new egg-crate rack in the DT is leaching a bit of phosphate. Should be gone in a couple weeks.

    Tank showcase is available here

    You can see the Apex status and real-time tank parameters here.

    Display
    39 gallon Cadlight's 24"x20"x20" DSB
    AquaIlluminations Sol Super Blue LED- 2 units - Frags @ 100~140 PAR
    2X6W 403nm LED strips
    MP40 / Reefcrest

    Frag Tank
    17 Gal Advanced Acrylics 24"X24"X8"
    Maxspect G2-160 Frags at 100~140 PAR
    MP40 Lagoon

    Sump
    12Gal sump
    Rio Hyperflow 20HF 1100 GPH return pump
    Tunze 9011 Skimmer
    Evil PAR 38 21W 12K LED
    Tunze Osmolator w/ Tunze Calcium Dispenser
    BRS Dual GFO/GAC filter running HiCap GFO and ROX 0.8 AC
    CO2 Scrubber

    Routine
    BRS 2 part hourly dosing via BRS Peristaltic pumps and Apex
    Vinegar dosing (added to ATO/ Kalkwasser)
    Bi-Weekly 10% water changes - Reef Crystals
    BRS MAG dosed as needed to maintain 1450

    11/21/2010
    DT20101121 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts


    12/4/2010
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    12/30/2010
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    02/10/2011
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    02/28/2011
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    Frag Tank

    11/21/2010
    FT20101121 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts


    12/4/2010
    FT20101204 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts


    12/31/2010
    FT20101230 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts

    02/10/2011
    FT20110210 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts

    02/28/2011
    FT20110228 - CalmSeasQuest's Dueling LED Frag Growouts

    No code has to be inserted here.

    * Cyano and algae bloom prevented accurate count and photos in 1/2011
    Last edited by CalmSeasQuest; 04-10-2011 at 11:35 AM. Reason: 2/28/2011 Update
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