maxalmon
Active Member
There are some pretty creative people on this forum, so what are some of your ingenious solutions to some reef keeping problems?
Here are 2 that have helped me.
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1st) Spot feeding is a big pain (tall tank vs short arms) I simply cut off a 4ft piece of a airline tubing, suck a bunch of water and food into the tubing and them place the tubing close to whatever it is you need to feed and your done in about a minute. For those with extra short arms, you can tie the tubing to rigid plastic airpipe and then you can stand back and at eye level figure out how far away you are from the corals so that you don't damage soft tissue.
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2nd) Random water flow. I turned 1 PH upside down and the other I turned sideways (these are the variable seios with controller) Each day when I'm feeding I move the little flap thats inside the outlet part of the PH. I can actually see sand shift back and forth during the week and I have NO dead water flow areas or detritus buildup. Nice thing about turning one PH upside down and one sideways is that I can change water patterns horizontal and vertical in about 2 seconds
Here are 2 that have helped me.
.
1st) Spot feeding is a big pain (tall tank vs short arms) I simply cut off a 4ft piece of a airline tubing, suck a bunch of water and food into the tubing and them place the tubing close to whatever it is you need to feed and your done in about a minute. For those with extra short arms, you can tie the tubing to rigid plastic airpipe and then you can stand back and at eye level figure out how far away you are from the corals so that you don't damage soft tissue.
.
2nd) Random water flow. I turned 1 PH upside down and the other I turned sideways (these are the variable seios with controller) Each day when I'm feeding I move the little flap thats inside the outlet part of the PH. I can actually see sand shift back and forth during the week and I have NO dead water flow areas or detritus buildup. Nice thing about turning one PH upside down and one sideways is that I can change water patterns horizontal and vertical in about 2 seconds