well... after 2 months of sitting in place, she decided to move. and picked powerhead as her final resting place. water is milky to say the least. 75% of her body is gone. how big water change should I do to avoid any problems? please help.
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RBTA and her final journey
- Thread starter rafal07013
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I would change as much water as you can.. hopefully you have it made..
and run carbon !!!
HTH
Joe
and run carbon !!!
HTH
Joe
carbon is running. i will have 10g - 15% water change done tonite. i will do another 10g tomorrow.
I lost a bubble tip this week as well, my sympathies. I did a 10% water change that day, and an additional 10% the next day as I was actually syphoning off pieces of my bubble tip from the sand bed after it cooked itself- you may have the same problem if you had 75% decentigration.
I'm sure you know to keep an eye on your nitrates- mine are still a bit high at 6 ppm 3 days later (they are generally at 1-2).
I'm sure you know to keep an eye on your nitrates- mine are still a bit high at 6 ppm 3 days later (they are generally at 1-2).
hm... i didnt see pieces anywhere and water this morning seemed to look fine. i checked the parameters last and they seemed to be fine. i will do water change tonite also. she was so nice right in the middle of the tank.
I understand, our bubble tip was on the right side of the tank, right where we could see it hosting the pciasos... and then it decided to climb up the live rock and onto the glass...
Glad your water quality is stable, it sounds like you did a good job of keeping the rest of your tank healthy.
Glad your water quality is stable, it sounds like you did a good job of keeping the rest of your tank healthy.