It doesn’t get any better than this- water change

[Paulie 069]

 

[Paulie 069]

Some do not agree with my methods which is fine but I get amazing results in my corals it shows I think I’m just a lucky Polak plain and simple. Here is what my truck looks like when I loaded it. There was 20 buckets with 5 gallons each for a total of 100 gallons and it is I believe 8.7 pounds per gallon I figure it it out to be between 45 and 47 pounds per bucket

 

[DEL]

this is awesome !! hey, if it works, then you good !!

 

[Paulie 069]

this is awesome !! hey, if it works, then you good !!

2 years and counting

 

[diana a]

Love it! That water has to be better then the water I get from the shore of Sandy Hook

 

[Rread16]

im thinking about going this route with my new tank. Thinking about getting from the manasquan inlet around and hour before the top of the high tide.

 

[Paulie 069]

im thinking about going this route with my new tank. Thinking about getting from the manasquan inlet around and hour before the top of the high tide.

If u do go least halfway down jetty maybe more and get ur water from ocean side not inlet side,, huge difference in water quality
I am not in anyway saying that ocean water is better than our RODI water but from what I have observed in my own tanks for the past couple of years my corals grow at eight extremely awesome rates I have over 30 new corals and frag‘s that have all doubled or tripled in size with vibrant colors I have not lost any so far I just believe it’s just dumb Polak luck I have no idea why it works so well I do have a couple of theories but like I said I am in no position to make a claim as an experienced professional I wish you luck if you try the system out only thing I would suggest is to make sure you circulate air rate your water water While you’re bringing it up to temperature temperature wise I have been rocking 70 to 72 1/2 and nothing higher than that ever