Neptune Dos?
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I added water and salt first. Left enough room for displacement and then added my rock and sand later.
I have also done it where I add the rock, sand, water and then salt after. I add the salt into the sump with a powerhead in the sump mixing things. The salt will dissolve in time (less than 24 hours with flow)
Waters
"...in perfect isolation, here behind my wall."
I think you are better off just picking up an inexpensive pump you can throw in there......you will end up using it a lot for different things anyways.
homer1475
Figuring out the hobby one coral at a time.
They have a failsafe. Not exactly sure what that is, buit I do know those that use them for large water changes, have them run, then they shut off for as period of time to allow the motors to cool, then they resume.
Think it will run for like 5 minutes, then rest, then resume.
You could circumvent this with a dosing profile set at max dosage, and max speed.
Only issue with this, you can only dose 1,000ml at a time.
Think it will run for like 5 minutes, then rest, then resume.
You could circumvent this with a dosing profile set at max dosage, and max speed.
Only issue with this, you can only dose 1,000ml at a time.
Breadman03
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If your tank doesn't have anything live in it, you're fine to fill with water then mix the salt.
