Got a pump in the bin with a upside down lid. 800 l/h pump. And a 700 l/h powerhead. Been cooking for a week now and my summer has been killer had aircon on nonstop its 30 degress Celsius in the water my live rock cooking in i have to put frozen bottles of water and rotate em and i can get it down from 30 to about 25 to 27 is that ok for cooking or even if i just left it at 30 ? Please someone has some advice thanks going to ad a skimmer to soon too. And im going to leave it for another 5 weeks so 6 weeks all up cooking [emoji4]
Cooking my rock week 1
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You have heat! Where area are you in? I live in the wrong place!
Temperature rise will just lower the O2 and if the goal is to cure the rock I would leave it be.
It might start to smell pretty bad though.
Temperature rise will just lower the O2 and if the goal is to cure the rock I would leave it be.
It might start to smell pretty bad though.
Not much of a smell yet i read that guys theory on cooking rock he said change the water every 2 weeks. And im in sydney australia and the last few days it was 35 degress celcius so the water in my bin has been on 30 all week lol except when i chuck frozen water bottles in. Im a check it again now . Its finally rainging today from all the heat.omg 31 right now fark
