Nissan new 29 bio cube Diary

donpachino

Member
yeah but my test are not for idione or cal/alk only for ph nitrite i still think it could be your water because your candy coral looked good in your tank and it needs more light than zoos
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by donpachino
http:///forum/post/2831155
yeah but my test are not for idione or cal/alk only for ph nitrite i still think it could be your water because your candy coral looked good in your tank and it needs more light than zoos

yea i know. and yea i know about your test donpachino. the candy did good in my tank. plus the candy and frogspawn are doing great. plus they need really good water quality more then the zoas.
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by Whisk
http:///forum/post/2831118
Hey Nissan, how are things? Just checking in, I havent posted in your thread in a couple days. Hows the tank coming, any new pics or news?
hey whisk
no nothing new. just trying to upgrade in lights. im trying to get 250w. but i wanna know if i can put a 150w instead. nothing new. but once i get the lights everything is gonna change!
dont worry
 

nissan577

Active Member
Odyssea
24" 250W Aquarium Metal Halide System
Dimension: 23" X 8" X 2 1/2" ( Max lenght with leg 24 3/4". )
High end Metal Halide System for saltwater / reef aquarium use.
Sleek Aluminium Housing in black finish.
Germen made high quality light reflector.
8x Blue Moon LEDs Pre-out.
Built-in heavy duty fan
2x ON/OFF power switches.
Individual power cords for timer setup.
 

nissan577

Active Member
these are the lights. and above are the specs.
my friend said that i can put a 150w bulb in a 250w fixture. as long as it 110volts
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by Alexknight
http:///forum/post/2831303
very nice! are you going to get that??
i change them lol. i change the pics. i notice it was the wrong specs and pics

the one that is there now is that one ima get. but im wondering if i can put a 150w instead of the 250w. i dont want to buy a chiller
 

alexknight

Member
I have no Idea... lol... you could go the getto way and put and wal-mart fan on your tank LOL. jk... mmm ill look around on the web.
 

subielover

Active Member
Ok, so no more dosing anything without testing for it first right. That is a cardinal sin bro, you can't be putting stuff in your tank if you have no idea what the levels are to start with. JMO but I would stop dosing until you have test kits, and I would be willing to bet that you will never need to dose iodine.
You should do a search on some reviews of odyssea lights, they aren't the best. Just save money for the sunpod, you will not be disappointed. Odyssea lights are cheap for a reason.
Man, sorry to be so negative but I am just trying to help you out a bit here.
 

spanko

Active Member
Don't put a 150 watt in a 250 fixture. I will overdrive the bulb and cause it to pop or at the very least fail prematurely.
I agree here, do some research on this Odyssea fixture. There have been reports of fires in the past. Please don't rush into a new light system Nissan, take your time, do your research, ask others about their systems and the good and bad about them.
Here is a thread about Odyssea fixtures that is going on right now.
https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/339853/metal-halide-question
 

donpachino

Member
i try to tell him the same am not hating i would love your tank to be as hot as mine(jk
)but with reef tank tanks or nano it all about taking it slow one step at a time and you know nissan how am with my tank am always checking my water levels except idion will start doing that first get your cal/alk at the right levels and also feed photoplankton and don't say you do becsuse i know you don't and see what happens also don't forget to do more water changes more offten i had to tell you to do it also keep using bris worm trap it could be that
 

donpachino

Member
am starting to like nano's more now thinking about get a bio cube now maybe an 8 gal or 15 for my son's room i have a 55gal reef and a 170 (still not set up )
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by donpachino
http:///forum/post/2831493
am starting to like nano's more now thinking about get a bio cube now maybe an 8 gal or 15 for my son's room i have a 55gal reef and a 170 (still not set up )
I never said I did.
I didnt say I dose phytoplankton:
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2831451
Don't put a 150 watt in a 250 fixture. I will overdrive the bulb and cause it to pop or at the very least fail prematurely.
I agree here, do some research on this Odyssea fixture. There have been reports of fires in the past. Please don't rush into a new light system Nissan, take your time, do your research, ask others about their systems and the good and bad about them.
Here is a thread about Odyssea fixtures that is going on right now.
https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=339853
I read it. And also read the other thread that's there. And it convinced me to not buy the lights. I saw on a website a sunpod 150w 14k bulb for $230.00. Is that a good price?
Also I realized I'm taking this to fast. I have to slow down. And stop dosing as you guys recommended.
 

nissan577

Active Member
Originally Posted by subielover
http:///forum/post/2831430
Ok, so no more dosing anything without testing for it first right. That is a cardinal sin bro, you can't be putting stuff in your tank if you have no idea what the levels are to start with. JMO but I would stop dosing until you have test kits, and I would be willing to bet that you will never need to dose iodine.
You should do a search on some reviews of odyssea lights, they aren't the best. Just save money for the sunpod, you will not be disappointed. Odyssea lights are cheap for a reason.
Man, sorry to be so negative but I am just trying to help you out a bit here.

its cool man. That's why I'm here to get information from others. Don't worry thanks spanko, subie, and donpachino
 
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