In this report I will tell you about my experiences with the "Jebao AL 150 LED". Since the actual added value of this LED is based on the biology and biophysics of corals, I would first like to take you into the world of light and show you which basic conditions characterise a good LED from the coral's point of view. If you are only interested in the technical data of the LED and my experiences with the product, you can also jump directly to the experience report on page 2. This article contains product advertising due to attribution. You can find the VIDEO directly on page 3.
Filter media often lie passively in filter socks and are not used properly (channel formation etc.). Media are often replaced even though the capacity is not yet exhausted. The solution: Filter media must be flown through optimally and from all sides. A media reactor is the best choice for this. Presented at Interzoo, it is finally coming onto the market after 6 months of waiting.
Since the 16 litre internal solution of the osmosis water tank is too little for us, and we also have to "drag" it every three to four days, we had a very fancy osmosis tank built after tips on Facebook in a group. The AutoAqua smart ATO micro water refill system was installed for this purpose.
There is already a lot of knowledge about orange-yellow filters for taking pictures under blue-heavy light. Now this is available as a clip-on filter. The D-D Coral Colour Clip On lenses are ideal for taking pictures of aquariums that are illuminated with blue light. Here you can find many comparison pictures in a video. Have fun with it.
Almost exactly 6 months ago I was able to start my new coral reef aquarium. It was clear from the start that it would be a mix of dead and live rock for the reef construction and would be operated without substrate. Due to my amply dimensioned skimmer and the above-mentioned type of setup, the nutrient limitation was not long in coming. Despite rapid stocking with fish as primary producers, which have a high metabolism, such as Pseudanthias bimaculatus, I had to add potassium nitrate and Fauna Marin UltraOrganic from the beginning. Just at that time there was a new development in coral food from Fauna Marin (the child didn't even have a name yet), which Claude Schuhmacher provided me with at the time for testing purposes. The food was added from day 1, when the first corals moved in. You can find out what I experienced in this article.
The move of Steffen Aquarium into a larger Eheim Scubacube Marine 270 naturally requires more or even many new rocks, i.e. decoration material. The relatively new Nature´s Ocean Coral Base Aquarium Rocks were used for this. But read and see for yourself how it turned out.
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