since some were left in the system vs completely cleared, it could still be those same ones. The exact ones could very well still be there, it was a surprise after the rip clean to hear about em.
I was thinking at the time what a setback that was.
The leftover portion is what’s remassing, needed removal last week in sectioned guiding.
since it’s a week past recommended water change date this is a fully customized run here, it’s opposite of the rip cleans we do. They’re being given formation time
That being said, it’s nice not to have a fully blanketed system right?
this makes you responsible for the clean outcome, no longer can a single celled organism control the tank. You won’t need ongoing reminders to manually remove the dinos, having just earned the sharp after pics.
if you have to rely on manual cleaning so the animals don’t get smothered thats because the dinos thread is 350 pages of experiments, it’s the toughest scourge in reefing. When they figure out how to stop them your manual gardening will stop.
But you now control the tank. If it’s clean, you made it that way. If it’s invaded next month, made that way. Squarely an able choice.
figuring it all out in the invaded condition was harming the system / animals…. but now the water is mostly clean 95% and that’s healthy for them, they came first.
This is the only water change made since the rip clean is that right
you should get a UV they’re used often in tough dinos battles
and installing it in the clean condition is the right way
they prevent remassing by intercepting cells in the water phase
