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beautiful, shows all the hardwork behind your nano project Ashokji....

Ashok wrote:was using chaetomorpha algae for nitrate and caulerpa algae for phosphate removal and both the algae keep my water parameters always in check.
algae filteration method is very ease and cheap also.

Regds,
Ashok

was using the same on Ashokji's recomendation in my marine nano as well and the result was quite satisfactory....

saikumar wrote:Sir, you are making it look so very simple.

Please give us more details of what all materiaals used.

Ashok wrote:
Details
Main tank:-L-22" x B-15" xH-15"
Sump:- L-18 x B-12 x H-12
Lighting:-36W pll and 20W actenic blue
Weipro SA-2012 venturi driven protien skimmer.

Regds,

Ashok

@saikumar there is nothing else ,only forget to mention the filter sock and a cooling fan is also there.

Regds,

Ashok

Ashokji whats your water change schedule for both tanks ??

jack wrote:Ashokji whats your water change schedule for both tanks ??

@jack my regular water change schedule is: 20 ltrs from nano and 60 ltrs from 3 feeter twice in a month, arround 20% at once.

Regds.

Ashok

what is your experience with the waterchange ?? is it necessary ??
i do my waterchange in my marine religiously, where as LFS and may hobbyist in Ahmedabad just Top off the water and never ever does the water change... whats your thought on that ??

jack wrote:what is your experience with the waterchange ?? is it necessary ??
i do my waterchange in my marine religiously, where as LFS and may hobbyist in Ahmedabad just Top off the water and never ever does the water change... whats your thought on that ??

@jack its neccessory because of you can remove nitrate,phosphate by using some product available in market and also add
aditives to complete the calcium,alkalinity,iodine and trace but cant't remove the toxins released by corals and fishes in the water.
Toxins are harmfull for both fish and corals.
You can increased the time of water change ie.once in a month instead of twice in a month but once you got experience that how to control
toxins in the water column for example by avoiding to put in your tank and not to disturb inverts again and again also fix them properly
avoiding excess bioloads etc.

Regds,

Ashok

i understand this theory and so i do my water change, but they dont and still they dont face any issues....

any ways thanks once again lovely tank ...

what about the temerature ashok ji, in the peak summer and hummidity like few days back, most of my tanks hit 30 C, so how to cope in marine for that.

syed.ali wrote:what about the temerature ashok ji, in the peak summer and hummidity like few days back, most of my tanks hit 30 C, so how to cope in marine for that.

Syed, yesterday, he told me that in peak summer days, the water heated upto 32 degree Celsius.