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would the marine pure cubes / balls would in a biocube in the champer or on a media rack in there? and do you replace or wash them ever?

those are sweet i have mine with a candy pistol shrimp pretty much my favorite pair thinking of getting a second pair but dont know how thatll work out also looking into blennies 32g biocube

you know what actually saved the hobby technology it made it alot easier to keep this tanks stable and less maintenance involved not a show

well you want the chemicals to go deep into the pores of the rock thats while soaking is recommended these rocks have tiny tunnels going through them where that little antipasta has his roots in you want to fry him completely out

thatll work most likely clean the rock extra nice in the bath put it in fresh water run a strong pump to move the water in and out do like 100% water changes 5-10 times then dry it out really and put under lamps to completely dry the inside out that should do it imo

https://www.amazon.com/Natures-Ocean-12-Inch-Aquarium-40-Pound/dp/B00F8DVAO4/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=dry%2Brock&qid=1553523320&s=gateway&sr=8-1&th=1&psc=1 this is what i ordered they had a 30% coupon if you subcripe which came out ot 33$ you can cancel once it arrives haha, but ill say this its...

would be your best bet honestly i used dry rock and live sand all from amazon cause im a cheap azz haha, used a bottle of bacteria im not even kidding tank was cycled in a week had atiny bit of nitrite which faded out within 2 days i tested around day 8 had perfect results. i added watchman goby...

yah honestly id either nuke the rock and replace the sand at this point if you got sand from amazon you can return it i did tht to mine haha, i would remove sand vinagar was the the tank rinse it all the hoses and all run the pumps and everything for a few hours then clean water run everythig to...

see what sucks is you probably paid top dollar for live rock, id take that rock back to the store and throw it at them haha, reason why i never go live rock always go dry rock and just use bacteria no point

personally i had this issue where i got a rock and had 2 of them on it didnt really know much thought it was a cool alittle coral to add after doing some research and internet panic haha, i took the rock out of the water " had fuji pink fine grade sand " used a pair snips and just cut the f***er...

looking to buy a bizzaro or candyland cyphastrea i dont really know the prices of them but need it to encrust one of my dry corals so a small piece if somone is selling let me know.

Heater and pump all required?

Thanks brotha is there a special way to cure this stuff never cured anything it’s small don’t need to do a major project and speciall or faster way to do it

hey guys so a friend of mine gave me a big chunk of dried coral he basically took of out of his clients tanks dries them outside and sell thems i guess. So i got this chunk from him it’s alottle dirty from like outside debris is it okay to rinse it with tank water and re enter it into the tank...

yah the plywood will disperse the weight evenly your more than fine imo, i build my stand out of aluminium versa T grooved bars supports over 1k pounds easy feels like it moves alot but its pretty sturdy

you have any good pictures of sponges in your reef? mine look weird pretty looks like pink lump after awhile the middle looks like something came out of it to me they look like fuzzy pink cocoons

well i had 1 and 1 in my 10g for 13 months no issues

so you think 2 pepper 1 cleaner 1 blood would be probably max huh

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yah ill be adding my full clean up crew this week watch the levels and hopeflly add the last of my fish towards the end and slowly work on the corals dont want to nuke the tank