livingart
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You need some salt water first, a heater to keep it warm. If you use a prawn to cycle it will create tn much ammonia that will render your rock no longer live
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Has someone stolen your PM button?
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I have some live rock available, if you dont heed good advice your start to finish could be a short journey
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Our local club president has a few
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You are being given good advice
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Hey Sam do you understand the process that the tank will go through as it cycles? The rock and aragonite will need to be clean when you put it into your tank
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They arent regular ocellaris though, so picassos should be the same price as well?
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thats not a bad shop price
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yea what are your black and white clowns worth?
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yes you have :smln:
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Yes
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Keep water changes up now you have fish in,
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You got lucky in the fact it was a gradual degradation of their habitat, after your previous attempt it would be good to get all test kits and get an understanding of water chemistry
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In other words he didnt know the rules it was his job to enforce :facepalm:
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Shouldn't be any sand in it, I run it through a filter sock just to ensure its clean.
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eels, frogs, herons, rail, bitterns, rats, weasel and ferrets all to contend with
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are you going 10L bigger?
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You are meant to read the articler not just ogle the pictures :smln:
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you could try researching :sml1:
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Sorry it got missed amongst other approvals, you will need to post it again to bump it up the ladder.
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Welcome aboard
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How to treat alkaline tap-water when doing water changes?
livingart replied to darcy's topic in Beginners Corner
Add plants, a couple of fish and a bit of driftwood and wait for a week then check ph before adding anything else. Things will change as the tank cycles. -
How to treat alkaline tap-water when doing water changes?
livingart replied to darcy's topic in Beginners Corner
A New tank can have ph fluctuations, put some plants in and wait awhile before testing. Fish can adapt to slow ph swings
