Very nice!
What is your substrate?
And give an updated pic of your sump, any kind of pic!
What does your trate measure?
Too much pressure kress, too much pressure.... Substrate is "superfine aragonite" trate 0, and here you go. Yet again, pics were taken last week, and yet again it just takes so long to get around to upload them.
It's a little like a horror movie... I never did say the sump looks nice, but I myself will spend quite a bit of time just peering in... it is after all a sump hidden under the house.
Yeah I know, flatworms.... bad hey, don't know why, they don't bother me and they don't get into the display, so I figure, leave them be. The hair algae has sort of gone. There is a cool pic (not meaning a good pic) of a little zebra (black and white) brittle star, or at least that is what I think they are (as there are a couple). There are of course lots of pods and worms, bristle stars, and a black one as well (I have a very large one in the display), the elusive mantis, some coral which I could not really get good pics of, but were not intentionally introduced, except for one which for some reason has always done better in the sump.. dunno why. I tried to capture in the photo’s the amount of feather duster worms, and there are a lot of them. You can see the float valve for the RO auto top off, this is automatic and also fills our drinking water container. I guess that is about it, oh, some of the pics are with the internal power head switched off, and some with it on. It's quite cramped and I find it really hard to get the pictures without moving (I hate using a flash!) when you have to squat, and my knees just are not the same anymore, neither is my lower back. Half way through getting the photo's I thought I would do some type of rudimentary glass cleaning, but there are so many little things living on the glass magnet that I hate doing it just in case I kill them.