Definitely never put an egg in there but now I want to test the theory.........wait is that an egg? Would salt water eat the shell?
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Definitely never put an egg in there but now I want to test the theory.........wait is that an egg? Would salt water eat the shell?
Nothing missing, the tank is still newish and fairly empty, but someone mentioned something decomposing and I did add a raw shrimp to start the cycle and left it in so I'm guessing this was the result of it decomposing? It was odd for sure. Looked and felt exactly like a jellyfish, super thick and solid. Not what I would expect from something decomposing but I'm not an expert so.....Something went to mush .
anemone missing or last nights seafood missing a scallop ?
That was me and I’ve always cycled my tanks the same. .Nothing missing, the tank is still newish and fairly empty, but someone mentioned something decomposing and I did add a raw shrimp to start the cycle and left it in so I'm guessing this was the result of it decomposing? It was odd for sure. Looked and felt exactly like a jellyfish, super thick and solid. Not what I would expect from something decomposing but I'm not an expert so.....
You didn’t put the shrimp inside a nylon ?Nothing missing, the tank is still newish and fairly empty, but someone mentioned something decomposing and I did add a raw shrimp to start the cycle and left it in so I'm guessing this was the result of it decomposing? It was odd for sure. Looked and felt exactly like a jellyfish, super thick and solid. Not what I would expect from something decomposing but I'm not an expert so.....
Only reason I decided to remove it was that my cuc wouldn't go near it with a ten foot pole. I thought better to be safe than have it be the beginning of some massive issue.That was me and I’ve always cycled my tanks the same. .
Looks similar to what was left . But I’ve never took mine out either .
Cuc made short work of it
I have an api and it’s the same reading as my LFS. Don’t know what they use but I always take sample and record it in pocket marine then let them test and it’s the sameWhat is everyones gripe with API test kits? I got a buddy that has been doing this forever who swears they work well...
I didn't, I just plopped it in. Truth be told it was almost immediately covered by sand and after a bit I kinda forgot about it so I let it be.You didn’t put the shrimp inside a nylon ?
After i cycled my tanks years ago I read there was a clean way to use shrimp and to remove it before it decomposed .
I couldn’t be bothered removing it and just imagine the smell …. No thanks
So what is ICP test?Biggest issue is the phosphate test. I do like the nitrate and kH test, but kH won’t enlighten you to the tenths place, it’s whole number or bust. They are useful, but once you reach a certain point in the hobby, it’s ICP test or Hanna or the Apex if u got the $$
API is ok but i wouldn’t definitely do quarterly ICP tests to verify and get second opinion on levels. I was way off, so just stopped testing altogether other than quarterly ICP. Gotta save up for those Hanna’s
It's the stuff you put in a swimming pool that turns yellow when it comes in contact with urine...So what is ICP test?
I’ve always done the same .I didn't, I just plopped it in. Truth be told it was almost immediately covered by sand and after a bit I kinda forgot about it so I let it be.
Something would have eventually ate it and I think we solved your mystery blobOnly reason I decided to remove it was that my cuc wouldn't go near it with a ten foot pole. I thought better to be safe than have it be the beginning of some massive issue.