WnYreefer
Active Member
Hey guys/gals!
So recently i moved from one apartment to another. I transfered the live rock into the new tank "all established for 3 years" I also purchased a new piece for re-aquascaping. My tank is 29 gallons and it will be 4 weeks since we moved in and i have it set up. There are two fish in the tank a clown and a chromis. Since the setup i have been checking for a cycle. I have been using a API ammonia test kit which appears to be at the .25 mark, i have no trites and trates are about 10/20ish. I just picked up a Salifert ammonia test kit and i was wondering if i could get a different opinion on the reading besides mine and my wifes. Sorry if the images are super huge and not rotated. Also i have all coral in a rubber maid container and everything seems to be doing good. I also have two small frags that i am testing in the tank to see if there is any damaging effects "not that i want it to happen just testing" an acan frag and a small pealberry acro frag. Both will be returned to the bin soon. Thanks for the help - Mike
So recently i moved from one apartment to another. I transfered the live rock into the new tank "all established for 3 years" I also purchased a new piece for re-aquascaping. My tank is 29 gallons and it will be 4 weeks since we moved in and i have it set up. There are two fish in the tank a clown and a chromis. Since the setup i have been checking for a cycle. I have been using a API ammonia test kit which appears to be at the .25 mark, i have no trites and trates are about 10/20ish. I just picked up a Salifert ammonia test kit and i was wondering if i could get a different opinion on the reading besides mine and my wifes. Sorry if the images are super huge and not rotated. Also i have all coral in a rubber maid container and everything seems to be doing good. I also have two small frags that i am testing in the tank to see if there is any damaging effects "not that i want it to happen just testing" an acan frag and a small pealberry acro frag. Both will be returned to the bin soon. Thanks for the help - Mike
