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No doubt. Makes me slightly paranoid nowYikes! Glad you caught that!
. I should add another Co2 and smoke into that room maybe.If there is chance that there is still decaying organic matter in the rock, I would rinse really well and add a piece at a time slowly. I would be concerned about ammonia. It really depends on the relative amount of rocks you are adding compared to what you already have in your system though. I’d go slow.Also another question #reefsquad. I have rock soaking in rodi water for last 4 weeks, as I was trying to kill off digitate hydroids. But considering they got into my display regardless my best efforts of scrubbing and dipping coral. I want to add this rock back into my sump.
Is there any problems in doing this? Add back slowly or does it matter?
Also another question #reefsquad. I have rock soaking in rodi water for last 4 weeks, as I was trying to kill off digitate hydroids. But considering they got into my display regardless my best efforts of scrubbing and dipping coral. I want to add this rock back into my sump.
Is there any problems in doing this? Add back slowly or does it matter?
Nice!!!
A bunch of fish that caught flukes......but survivors are some black storm clowns purple dottybacks, royal gramma, nothing to special. Had some Ventralis anthius in this order, super expensive.....but dead ***. I'm now revamping my QT process to include a FW dip on arrival so this doesn't happen again.Nice!!!
If you do not mind me asking but what is all in there?
i also start everything in a magnetic frag holder on bottom of tank after 30 days of qt where they where on bottom of qt tank then i move them up. i never change the lighting schedule on main displayI start every thing on the sand bed for a week for observation and acclimation. Then for the corals that don’t stay on or near the bottom I move them to a frag rack and move them up about 4”. After another week 2”, then another week and another 2”.
As the rack gets to the right height I move the corals off and to the spot I want them.
What is your load on the tank? Also, Any algae issues, whether its in the tank or in the sump?
I dose NeoPhos to keep my phosphates up.
@Billldg @Randy Holmes-FarleyAlgae itself will suck up nitrates and phosphates, just depends on how much algae you have. They are linked, but usually nitrates will rise if phosphates are at zero because bacteria needs phosphates to help them get rid of nitrates. Not sure how the break down of how and why as I am not a scientist, lol! I also dealt with 0 nitrates and 0 phosphates for a while and when I added a higher par light fixture to the tank Dinos exploded along with cyano which makes me believe that it was always their just waiting for a trigger. At that time though my load on the tank was very light, since them I have added 3 tangs and they alone add alot of nitrates and phosphates to the tank. It may be as simple as feeding more to the tank, but lets see if we can get some people that know more than myself involved.
#reefsquad
@Randy Holmes-Farley


