Do I cardboard the tank for blackout?

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Hi, just another post in my fighting Dino. Now it is time for a blackout. I feel that this will really deal some damage to them. So I was wondering if I should cardboard the tank, or this not good for the fish?

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Hi, just another post in my fighting Dino. Now it is time for a blackout. I feel that this will really deal some damage to them. So I was wondering if I should cardboard the tank, or this not good for the fish?

Thanks!
Fish will be fine, imo. I used moving blankets myself. I still turned on lights to feed, then off right after. 3 day blackouts on and off for 3 months took care of ostreopsis for me.
 
It will not hurt the fish for a some days. Will be interested in hearing your results once its done.
 
I will be posting my fight with Dino on my build thread
 
Cardboard will be sufficient. I personally taped large black trash bags followed by blankets on my aquarium to win my battle. I followed the same protocol as Reefer Matt with the three day blackout, lights on for only a few moments to feed, then back off. I also increased my phosphates. Good luck!
 
that sounds like what i am doing to!
 

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