Is thiz dinos?
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The main part is holding fish and corals alone in clean water matching temp and salinity to current water, so that any sloshing or mixing up of cells/cleaning scum is away from them. The bacteria on the rocks will specifically not be killed or dislodged in the cleaning method devised for the tank and when you set it back up 110% cloudless clean, with or without sand, the rocks will instantly carry the current fish bioloading as a skip cycle reassembly, this activity will match all the other rip cleans and safety outcomes. Yours will be among a mere handful of dinos studies we can track out over coming weeks so it will be very valuable work. If you get a chance to run it tomorrow lol that’s a little better than the weekend heh
but this multi-month scourge is about to get suplexed either way.
even if you have incredibly strong invader cells and they begin to amass even after light hand gardening/removal when the time comes to use param detailing, dosers, kill agents etc the whole thing is better aligned for success in the low mass condition and if some cells are left to degrade in the tank it will not chemical soup the setup, they can be absorbed as common bioloading due to massive reduction in numbers by this export cleaning.
Its not that rip cleaning is harmful and a last choice option, its that rip cleaning runs the largest tank transfer collection thread on the internet because cloudlessness is skip cycle control over a reef. we take reefs apart and wash the sand for pages on end so that tanks can be moved to new homes and lose nothing.
if you were moving home's we'd do this same set of moves on a perfectly fine reef.
rip cleaning/taking tanks apart and not moving detritus to the new tank is exactly how every reef can be upgraded or moved to a new home without recycling. at every cleaning event, you get to preserve the same coral mass but instantly de-age the tank. it has no downsides
it causes agelessness by cheat, not that someone earned a perfectly self-tuned tank. find that setup and you'll never need to rip clean (until move time)
if six worms in the sandbed that may be killed mattered, we wouldn't need rip cleaning. they add to waste, they don't reduce it
thats why sandbed fauna never stops us from valuing the tank as a whole and saving it at their expense.
heck we can buy a recharger bag from algaebarn for any reef that is too clean. in three days you're diverse again
adding pods here is wise, they are likely to directly eat dinos cells. they may be the single best thing you can do after a rip clean for dinos.
but this multi-month scourge is about to get suplexed either way.
even if you have incredibly strong invader cells and they begin to amass even after light hand gardening/removal when the time comes to use param detailing, dosers, kill agents etc the whole thing is better aligned for success in the low mass condition and if some cells are left to degrade in the tank it will not chemical soup the setup, they can be absorbed as common bioloading due to massive reduction in numbers by this export cleaning.
Its not that rip cleaning is harmful and a last choice option, its that rip cleaning runs the largest tank transfer collection thread on the internet because cloudlessness is skip cycle control over a reef. we take reefs apart and wash the sand for pages on end so that tanks can be moved to new homes and lose nothing.
if you were moving home's we'd do this same set of moves on a perfectly fine reef.
rip cleaning/taking tanks apart and not moving detritus to the new tank is exactly how every reef can be upgraded or moved to a new home without recycling. at every cleaning event, you get to preserve the same coral mass but instantly de-age the tank. it has no downsides
it causes agelessness by cheat, not that someone earned a perfectly self-tuned tank. find that setup and you'll never need to rip clean (until move time)
if six worms in the sandbed that may be killed mattered, we wouldn't need rip cleaning. they add to waste, they don't reduce it
thats why sandbed fauna never stops us from valuing the tank as a whole and saving it at their expense.
heck we can buy a recharger bag from algaebarn for any reef that is too clean. in three days you're diverse again
adding pods here is wise, they are likely to directly eat dinos cells. they may be the single best thing you can do after a rip clean for dinos.
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wanted to add another fitting case study on rip cleans to see the same set of actions tested in other tanks before you begin.
this may be the most ludicrous rip clean documented. Notice details heh his reef has nothing wrong with it
he took the test to the extreme in a large tank, four rip cleans in one month on a perfectly running reef. to test impacts.
the impacts were strength and shine.
www.reef2reef.com
in Jon's demonstration is the exact roadmap on how to move a reef tank and how to upgrade one without loss, its not about just rip cleaning. there are ways to use total export that go beyond just angering the sages.
heres the tank in July
www.reef2reef.com
this may be the most ludicrous rip clean documented. Notice details heh his reef has nothing wrong with it
he took the test to the extreme in a large tank, four rip cleans in one month on a perfectly running reef. to test impacts.
the impacts were strength and shine.
120 gallon rip clean
I’ve decided to perform a rip clean on my 120 with 100% new water. The tank has been running for 5 years and was battling Dino for several months. I used the bacteria method from elegant corals and worked great I haven’t seen Dino in months now. But I tried several other methods including...
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heres the tank in July
Changing nutrient export method
Tank is 11 months old. 130 gallons total. Rocks have been wet for 6 years. About 20 fish. Currently using mixed macros and GFO for nutrient control. Reading about algae and DOC I’ve decided to remove the Macroalgae. Will it be ok to pull all the macros at one time during a large water change or...
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Just John
Valuable Member? Seriously?
Brandon, did you ever hear back about this in a PM or something?
