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And here I was thinking you could squeeze 3 or so on that rock in the front..
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And here I was thinking you could squeeze 3 or so on that rock in the front..
Thanks! I increased the flow a few months back when I spotted a touch of Cyano. I need to readjust one of these days but nothing seems to be bothered by it.Nice tank!!! What do you have your gyre settings at? I’m a very similar setup and have it at alternate gyre mode like 10% forward and 20% backward with a 10 sec minimum speed and only on full blast for 2 seconds.





Thanks, I told her to monitor and plan on another wc this evening. With the false positive from the prime and after that many wc's should we stop with the prime and concentrate on wc's only at this point? My little pea brain is telling me if it changed to another form or it worked as a binder just adding more will continue to show a false positive.Unless I'm mistaken the way Prime works, it changes ammonia to a different form that is still detected on the API test. I would continue with water changes and watch the tank to tell you what to do.
Thanks, I told her to monitor and plan on another wc this evening. With the false positive from the prime and after that many wc's should we stop with the prime and concentrate on wc's only at this point? My little pea brain is telling me if it changed to another form or it worked as a binder just adding more will continue to show a false positive.
Gee, a test kit for a test kit, who would have thunk! Thanks my friend, I appreciate the help.That's correct. The ammonia (NH3) is changed to ammonium (NH4) which is non toxic. I just looked at API's test kit instructions and it confirms the NH4 is detected on it's test. You would need a test kit for free ammonia to detect the difference.

Gee, a test kit for a test kit, who would have thunk! Thanks my friend, I appreciate the help.![]()
Your a genius! I'll have her pull my alert badge from the qt!I remember now....the Seachem test kit is the only one I can think of that can test for free ammonia (NH3). It uses the same method as the ammonia badges....those also would still work after treating with Prime.
Thanks for pointing out the obvious on the alert badge. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes help us though some of the simplest things.I remember now....the Seachem test kit is the only one I can think of that can test for free ammonia (NH3). It uses the same method as the ammonia badges....those also would still work after treating with Prime.
Let me know if you want one.Wow! Those are beautiful. If I wasn't so afraid of them I'd have you bring me one! Beautiful tank!

Incredible. I absolutely love it.

