Re aquascaping
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There are no guarantees yes or no- the idea that we could cover each variable that could "possibly" or "probably" spike nutrients, do to re'scaping, is highly unlikely.
That being said, Tips
#1 I blow the rocks and coral free from debris and detritus, prior to rescaping.
#2 I run that water through a closed loop, and using a micron filter sock.
#3 I also stir the sand at that time, After checking for gas pockets.
#4 Then and only then- once nutrient rich particles have been mechanically removed to the point that the water in the display is again clear, - Then I begin a re'scape.
#5 My Personal #1 Rule in re'scaping is....... I use Only NEW water during a re'scape.
During a 'scape- corals are firing their defense stingers, and chemicals.... to reuse water from the display will compound this concentration, and Can Very Likely Kill Fish.
:bigsmile:
Enjoy your re'scape!!!
Then keep your hands outtta tank.
There are no guarantees yes or no- the idea that we could cover each variable that could "possibly" or "probably" spike nutrients, do to re'scaping, is highly unlikely.
That being said, Tips
#1 I blow the rocks and coral free from debris and detritus, prior to rescaping.
#2 I run that water through a closed loop, and using a micron filter sock.
#3 I also stir the sand at that time, After checking for gas pockets.
#4 Then and only then- once nutrient rich particles have been mechanically removed to the point that the water in the display is again clear, - Then I begin a re'scape.
#5 My Personal #1 Rule in re'scaping is....... I use Only NEW water during a re'scape.
During a 'scape- corals are firing their defense stingers, and chemicals.... to reuse water from the display will compound this concentration, and Can Very Likely Kill Fish.
:bigsmile:
Enjoy your re'scape!!!
Then keep your hands outtta tank.
