new salty dog here Trident question

[Dreminon]

Just getting my feet wet with my first salt water tank, so I got the whole apex line for my new tank was thinking about waiting for a month to install the Trident. Just started cycling my tank this past Friday and see no point in wasting a month of regents when I know they will be out of wack. what are you guys thoughts?

 

[rtparty]

Hook the Trident up at a later date. Just have a nice spot all picked out so it's an easy hook up later

 

[Reefer Matt Verified Media Partner]

Just getting my feet wet with my first salt water tank, so I got the whole apex line for my new tank was thinking about waiting for a month to install the Trident. Just started cycling my tank this past Friday and see no point in wasting a month of regents when I know they will be out of wack. what are you guys thoughts?

You won't need a Trident until you have a tank full of corals and are dosing. But if money is no object, feel free to set it up and try it out.

 

[Gtinnel]

I wouldn’t bother installing a trident until you are getting close to needing to dose. Which won’t be until you start getting stony corals.
Using a trident on a new cycling tank seems like a waste to me also.

 

[Dreminon]

Hook the Trident up at a later date. Just have a nice spot all picked out so it's an easy hook up later

Already have it ready to setup in its spot just didn't see any reason to go ahead and hook it up. as I thought before not really a point to it right now. Thanks guys

 

[killer2001]

I'm also new to reefing, and my goal is to get a couple of softies, make sure I can keep them alive, with regularly scheduled water changes, then once things are running smoothly, set up a Trident with a dosing station. Have that running for a month or so, then begin thinking about LPS and SPS lol.