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I have like 10 heads of each. Noone wants to pay $200+ for them, so have to chop em up.

How easy is it to frag an acan?

Ha sounds more complicated when you spell it all out.

No. Sadly it's dry sand. I believe even the unused bags have been pierced at some point. I generally don't do citric/muriatic acid baths. I do a liberal bleach bath outdoors. In winter you need to ensure you have heaters in place and keeping water from freezing. I put a heater and powerhead and...

If free you can move to the chain gang

Believe I have several buckets of this stuff too

If needed. I have several bags of sand and many many buckets. Crushed corals too.

DIYguy is correct. If a fish only system, some tank owners just dose cooper direct. You can always isolate the rock in a bin or tank with a powerhead and heater and test the water after a few days.

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FYI- this was prior to take down they are now in my garage mostly empty of all gravel. There are removeable underground filter trays in place you can have as well.

, 30 Gallon tanks, Up to 10 available. They were used for holding fish. Aragonite also available for each tank you pick up. Great to use as a sump. $25 cash each. Pickup Dumont NJ 07628 Dumont NJ 07628

I just meant the equipment. I see many vermatid shells and Coraline on his powerhead. A quick bath in citric acid with the powerhead on and wipes clean. When I suggested removing and scraping rockwork, I never meant to imply any dipping, acid bath or boiling whatsoever. Just a quick manual...

Man. Why didn't you ask the other day when I said if you needed anything to let me know. Just sold one for $40

And as far as heaters powerhead racks etc. Quick 10-15 minute citric acid bath and they wipe right off.

I may still have some, BUT....When I acquired this tank back in Nov 2019, I immediately reset back up. As I had to get the rock and livestock all back in. After the dust settles I noticed HUGE HUGE amounts of all sized vermatids. What I did was. Scraped the overflows and plumbing and sucked all...

Again...wasn't trying to spoil your sale, just learned the black is VERY time sensitive...

Let's see a pic of the frag tank...

Citric acid may be a better alternative than vinegar. I personally prefer it now. Check into it...

This stuff???

Also have a marine Depot 4 stage...sealed in box as well $150