Recent content by daniel.br

Flatworms (planaria) indeed... Increase waterflow (point the flow to the infestation) , reduce fish feeding.... These should work!!! :wink:

The point is: Clams (Tridacnas) has much more zooxanthelae than sps corals.... You can even go well with your light setup keepin sps's but I don't think it will work with a tridacna...just a opinion... Some can tell you they have succeed but....I think it's a unnecessary risk... But anyway...

Hello there, I've reserved one one these in a aquarium shop by my place and i'm about the take it to my tank. I know it's the most delicate species to keep, so, I'd like to know how to acclimate it, how to place it, etc... A webpage about it would be appreciated as well... Thanx

Marine depot does not ship to Brazil....that's a shame!!! Thanx anyway.

thanx for the tip.... I'll check it out soon...

I know about this product...but it's quite dificult to find it over here.... If you know a store that sells it world wide...let me know.....

Nope, I only dosing kalk..no biocalcium or any kind of suplements... I'm concerned coz I've some issues with cleaning the glasses all the time coz of the micro algaes.... as well some problem with flatworm infestation..it's not damaging any coral but it's f..ing ugly ya know!! I supect that...

Hello Hwarang, Nice of you reply my Post. Yeap...I'm using KW w/ RO water when the lights are off. I use to do partial change of 10% ever month. I use natural sea water for it. There's no PO4 in the RO or the Natural water. I've tested it already. I have some Caulerpa (That's how we call it...

Hello There!!! First of all, I'd like to say I'm new over a international Aquarium forum and sorry about my poor english. I only use to chat in some brazilians forums My main objective here is check out what people are doing about reef keeping around the world. I know I have to get used to...