220 Gallons of Eye Candy

I am very new and try to test like I am supposed to but it occurred to me that the solution to almost every problem seems to be to do a water change so if I only have so much time, it is better spent doing a water change than testing.

Hello. This is a hard question to answer as each tank has its own personality we'll say. I think that a new hobbyist will have a tough time chasing numbers after testing. Sometimes making adjustments to correct those changes cause more issue then solving them. I would say that doing water changes is never a bad idea. As long as you use a good quality RO/DI and salt.

This challenge is something that you will need to resolve yourself trying different methods that will work for you.
 
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Do you ever clean the sand in the tank!? I can’t even imagine trying on something so bit.

Beautiful build! Following along.
 
Do you ever clean the sand in the tank!? I can’t even imagine trying on something so bit.

Beautiful build! Following along.

Thank you. Appreciate that.
I have actually been removing all the sand through siphon during water changes.
 

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