Miguel Roblero

I'm upgrading from an M60 to a 50 gallon tank. I also have an EVO 12.5 AIO. My question would be which one do I keep for a potential hospital tank? And what should I do with the one I don't keep. Any recommendations are appreciated.

I just bought an M60 and will transfer my corals and fish from my fluval evo 13.5. I have zoanthids hammers and ricordeas that are thriving, as well as three anenomes, since one split twice, and a true percula pair. Right now I run a Hipargero LED 30W at like 75% that I bought off of Amazon that you can touch sense the intensity like 4 levels, and it has worked great, but it's not programable. The most I do is use timer and it turns on a 6am, turns off at noon, and back on at 6pm and stays on till 11, and then turns off. I also have one Truelumen 12 inch that turns on at noon and turns off at 6pm, that I run at about 50-60% with a dimmer, and they have worked great. I just bought a Kessil a160w tuna blue, and want to do the fade in, spike, and fade out, to give the entire tank a more natural lighting schedule than just one and off. Any suggestions would be helpful. I am thinking if that schedule has worked out maybe set the Kessil with its spectral timer to that schedule without accounting for the difference in depth and width of aquariums? Again any help would be greatly appreciated.

The corals and fish are healthy and doing well. I picked up a piece of live rock to move it and the anemone was stuck to two pieces and tore. At first I panicked but I noticed that after a few hours, now I have two healthy anemones. The problem is I think the larger of the two anemones was already trying to split itself as it moved over night and I see that it has a split like it's trying to split itself naturally. Is this normal? And I might wind up with three anemones in my tank? Any first hand experience and guidance would be much appreciated.

Thanks for the ricordea it opened right up when it got in my tank and seems to be doing well

If I building out a nano tank in my 10 gallon what type of light fixture is better: Fluval Sea Marine Nano Bluetooth LED (20 Watt) vs Hipargero. I have a nano tank in my livingroom that uses the Hipargero and it has done well. My only problem with it is that it is not programmable other than a simpler timer. I would be interested to know you guys experience and opinion on these two affordable nano reef lights. Thanks.

I'll take the ricordea if you want to meetup today or tomorrow. You can message me for my number if you want to coordinate the sale.

Still available?

Are these still available? -1 rasta frag: $25 -1 green ricordea: $25 (bottom of the 3 pictured)