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I can imagine. Gotta make the money though!
Jmcdaniels 14g BioCube Build
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Quick note. The Bio Spira seems to be actually working. Everyone I add more ammonia the next day it reads 0.p
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Yea. I mean it is by no means instant. But this seems to be progressing pretty quickly in my opinion.
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My tank has fully cycled. I have a good out break of the uglies right now. I have been dosing pure ammonia and by the next day the ammonia is gone. My nitrates are up so I'm going to do a water change today.
RareEarthCorals
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Liking the black sand, it was a good addition to the tank. The rock work could benefit from a rework. If you could break up the rock into two smaller islands (one back left and the other front right and then bridge the gap with the branch and see how that looks? Right now it is crowding the tank. You also want enough room to clean around the glass with your mag. Enclosed 3rd grade top down drawing. Green is the branch and blue are the rocks.
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Yes I have been wanting to rework it, but I figured I would wait until it was ready for live stock.
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I'm really liking the black sand. I'll give your idea a shot and send pic's tomorrow.
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I redid the rock a bit. Still not completely satisfied.
Reefrookie220
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Here's what I've used to scape my biocube29 and other small tanks.
1.Take that rock out one at a time and keep a bucket of water handy.
2. As you take rock out one by one break them into smaller chunks ie, 4-6 pieces fir your largest 2-5 for the medium so in so forth.
3. Put pieces in the water bucket to rinse away debris and dust.
4.re scape with your now "scaled" down rock.
You lose no weight worth mentioning and gain the ability to scape it the same way you would say, a 125g. Just on a smaller scale. It looks super cool and proportioned correctly. I've also used those bags of rock rubble as well. But since your live and cycled I'd just break it up. That branch could make some cool "pedestals".
1.Take that rock out one at a time and keep a bucket of water handy.
2. As you take rock out one by one break them into smaller chunks ie, 4-6 pieces fir your largest 2-5 for the medium so in so forth.
3. Put pieces in the water bucket to rinse away debris and dust.
4.re scape with your now "scaled" down rock.
You lose no weight worth mentioning and gain the ability to scape it the same way you would say, a 125g. Just on a smaller scale. It looks super cool and proportioned correctly. I've also used those bags of rock rubble as well. But since your live and cycled I'd just break it up. That branch could make some cool "pedestals".
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That's a god idea. I'll break out my hammer tomorrow.
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I added a pretty little purple frog spawn and a baby rose bubble tip.
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Some more pieces I've got.
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They are doing well. I was worried about the Frog spawn there for a bit, it looked rough. But it seems to have pulled out just fine. Today is clean the tank day so, ill get the glass cleaned up lol
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I dont know, Ill have to look through my frags and see. I would be interested in zoas though. They are one of my favorite corals.
