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Wait wait wait hold everything. I read in a hundred places there's no such thing as an instant cycle
So does that mean all those reefs and frag tanks and fish and jelly displays showed up three weeks early and rotted a bunch of shrimp in place, all very carefully timed and planned to be fully ready instantly by the first day of the show? When somebody writes in a cycling article there is no such thing as skipping a cycle, then we must infer there is no bending that rule so someone could sustain $20K in frags all in one tank anything shy of a month ramp up.
What gives?Are cycling articles out of date and constantly not addressing the difference between living and nonliving surfaces and what actions they permit?? Or maybe it only works for conventions. There's no biological possibility of moving from a pet store to home without three weeks and rotting shrimp...but if the receiving tank is in a hotel that's diff
People still push that "proper" cycled and established tank nonsense? Thought that would died long ago.
Actually everyone does massive water changes or brings cycled Bio material. When you have tankers full of saltwater anything is possible. [emoji3]
Im in SD who got that? The Mrs was pretty bummed she couldnt didnt give Ora money.My LFS actually purchased all the ORA livestock from manca. I picked up a nice clam from him!
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Daniel@R2R
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I would also like to know which LFS this is. Might be worth checking them out!My LFS actually purchased all the ORA livestock from manca. I picked up a nice clam from him!
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Great meeting you too! We look forward to seeing the cool stuff Reef Kinetics is bringing to the industry!!
We had an amazing show!Great meeting you too! We look forward to seeing the cool stuff Reef Kinetics is bringing to the industry!!
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When it was in Dallas a few years back, I saw a couple of the LFS show up a few hours before it was over and they were going booth to booth trying to buy what hadn't sold at well below wholesale prices.
