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really my 10gallon i used 20lb i usually like a thicker sand bed for my sand shifting star and snails also wanna get some more sand dwellers

yah i mean when ima be moving i was just thinking of taking the whole rock scape out throwing it into a tub side ways or something have some water in it put a lid over the tub and transport it my only fear is if the tank has sand bed lets say 30-40lb and i leave some water in it will it...

well the general idea was to basically seed the tank without bringing in any live rock due to the fact my last few experiences sucked with hitch hikers so i was thinking of basically cooking the rock structure but instead of doing it in a tub i was just gonna run the tank basically dry haha and...

this wont way it would kill the biofilter made in the tank? was thinking that the rock should be submerged to keep it alive no?

well i mean you would empty the tank completely and remove the rocks put them in a tub maybe? seal the buckets of water with lids drive it to the new house and unload everything?

hey guys, so ive decided i wanted to start up my 32 biocube but im moving in about 7-10 months basically want to run it dry for the time being have the tank setting in and basically seed the rock and sand general idea was buy dry rock online setup a rockscape glue all the rock together power...

gonna have to make a trip to you one of these days not looking to purchase a ton of stuff maybe 2-3 pieces to fill in some gaps in my tank if ill keep in touch

anyone selling some Xenia small / medium sizes also looking for some easy soft corals on the cheaper side shoot me a text at 973-900-0939 luke Bergen county area

Also heard a lot of people get a small bag of crushed coral and add it to their filter since i have a hang on the back with a lot of room maybe adding a small bag will help?

Interesting I’ll look into the scrubber

You know i was told to get a air pump really small want and do like an air stone people said that’ll bring it up alittle but make a lot of salt all over think it’s worth it or not

hey guys quick question so ive been having some trouble keeping my PH decent today it dropped under 7.8 had it tested at my lab so my testers are top of the line was wondering is there any thing i can do to keep it up around 8,1 i was told to keep dosing Seachem marine buffer than was told itll...

Looking to buy 30ish lbs of dry rock would be nice if its cooked and live sand looking to start up a new tank and need rocks to work on a landscape going the dry rock route cause i dont want any friendly hitchhikers. shoot me a text my LFS selling 30lbs for 45$ if anyone can beat it ofcourse...

These got taken yesterday looking sharp atm

Working on it! Trying to keep the tank in the same position as much as possible did a nice water change same temp on tank and bucket water so on the right track salt at 1,025 so no major changes

well i got the phosguard saturday cut the bag in half resealed it only using half of a small bag did about 30% water change and took out my purigen put in a new bag of matrix tested phosphates yesterday around 5:00pm around 1.0 atm tested it 3 times will test today

thanks for the input guys i got some phosguard ima use a very small amount in a filter sock with my matrix only gonna take out the purigen for now

Can it actually kill my tank? Since my tank is 10g ima start off really low

Thanks for the advice dude ima go to the store and pick some up so currently in my filter ima running purigen and matrix should i add anything else?

so i wanna keep some phosphates? or get rid of them all?