Comments on: Nightmare Bryopsis Algae Problem: A Solution That Actually Works http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/31/nightmare-bryopsis-algae-problem-a-solution-that-actually-works/ Tips and secrets on how to design, setup and maintain your saltwater aquarium so that it actually works! Sun, 18 Jul 2010 05:28:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Warren http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/31/nightmare-bryopsis-algae-problem-a-solution-that-actually-works/comment-page-1/#comment-533 Warren Tue, 18 May 2010 13:34:30 +0000 http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/?p=31#comment-533 I would choose somewhere warm with a shallow and gently sloping beach. A pool is a fantastic place to learn. You may even have a lifeguard on duty at most public pools. And most pools will allow you to use your snorkel and even fins (if you want). So unless you're learning to snorkel in a pool, I would recommend somewhere warm, like Florida or in the Gulf (for example). Hope this helps. Warren Gibbons www.saltwateraquariumsecrets.com I would choose somewhere warm with a shallow and gently sloping beach. A pool is a fantastic place to learn. You may even have a lifeguard on duty at most public pools. And most pools will allow you to use your snorkel and even fins (if you want). So unless you’re learning to snorkel in a pool, I would recommend somewhere warm, like Florida or in the Gulf (for example).

Hope this helps.

Warren Gibbons
http://www.saltwateraquariumsecrets.com

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]]> By: Warren http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/31/nightmare-bryopsis-algae-problem-a-solution-that-actually-works/comment-page-1/#comment-506 Warren Fri, 16 Apr 2010 14:51:34 +0000 http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/?p=31#comment-506 Zooanthids (palythoa) are fairly common and typically available through most online retailers that sell corals. But the easiest, and cheapest way to get them is through your local aquarium club or even an online forum (of which there are many - <a href="http://www.bostonreefers.org" rel="nofollow">, </a><a href="http://www.reefcentral.com" rel="nofollow">, </a><a href="http://www.3reef.com" rel="nofollow"> to name a few). As for local aquarium hobby clubs, they typically meet once a month, where members will swap coral frags or fish they are breeding, or even used equipment, not to mention they usually have a guest speaker too. Hope this helps.</a> Zooanthids (palythoa) are fairly common and typically available through most online retailers that sell corals. But the easiest, and cheapest way to get them is through your local aquarium club or even an online forum (of which there are many – , , to name a few).
As for local aquarium hobby clubs, they typically meet once a month, where members will swap coral frags or fish they are breeding, or even used equipment, not to mention they usually have a guest speaker too. Hope this helps.

]]> By: admin http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/31/nightmare-bryopsis-algae-problem-a-solution-that-actually-works/comment-page-1/#comment-469 admin Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:06:27 +0000 http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/?p=31#comment-469 Michael - both the Kent Tech M and the Mag Flake (w/ epsom salts) are good. If you have a tank smaller than 200 gallons, then the Kent Tech M may be more convenient and not too expensive. If your tank is larger than 200 gallons, the Mag Flake/Epsom salts option will be cheaper. Other than that, I don't feel there will be any difference between the two methods. Michael – both the Kent Tech M and the Mag Flake (w/ epsom salts) are good. If you have a tank smaller than 200 gallons, then the Kent Tech M may be more convenient and not too expensive. If your tank is larger than 200 gallons, the Mag Flake/Epsom salts option will be cheaper. Other than that, I don’t feel there will be any difference between the two methods.

]]> By: Michael http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/31/nightmare-bryopsis-algae-problem-a-solution-that-actually-works/comment-page-1/#comment-468 Michael Tue, 08 Dec 2009 20:11:23 +0000 http://saltwateraquariumsecrets.com/?p=31#comment-468 Which method is better, the Kent Tech M or the Mag Flake? I've heard that the most reliable is the Kent Tech M, but it is more expensive. Which method is better, the Kent Tech M or the Mag Flake? I’ve heard that the most reliable is the Kent Tech M, but it is more expensive.

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