Good to know! We are gonna be moving this summer so we might need one or twoFlexpvc.com is the cheapest place ive found to grab them
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Good to know! We are gonna be moving this summer so we might need one or twoFlexpvc.com is the cheapest place ive found to grab them
Hahah you know I wish I knew when we are dropping that but I have no clue! I know it’s gonna hit the site but when no clue.Can i have a taste of some indophyllia
feeding like that you must have a solid skimmer.I heard softening makes your membrane more efficient and your DI last longer is the only advantage because it strips out the alk and Ca (hardness).
My town is on well water so its really hard. Was great for Cichlid keeping because It was ready to go out the tap for them.
I'm dosing 4-8oz of phyto and a cupful of pods daily though so those readings may be off/indesciminate.
So theyy be on reef2reef 30 min before they hit your website?Also everyone this sale is gonna be very much a Reef 2Reef sale where the the items will be live around 30min before the hit the site. We are trying Somthing new and I need my friends to let us know how they like it
Yup! We are trying to give Reef 2Reef an advantageSo theyy be on reef2reef 30 min before they hit your website?
That might work, but sounds like a long time to get there. Those are the kind of questions that make me sit in the corner nodding unknowingly.so its an interesting theory.i really don't talk much about this but it this was a very similer conversation i had with Jake adams at lunch at RAP NY. he believed that in that fact as well and in fact some of reef builders tanks are supplied with water that is filtered with sediments and carbon blocks/sediment . this was a pretty long conversation we had but ill give the key notes of it.
you need to have a lot 3-6 carbon blocks in a row and mulit sediments
the flow rate needs to be pretty low as you want to give the filters enough time to collect all the organics it can collect.
Starting the tank at a low lighting settings
if you turn up the lights and expect to grow algae untell your reef or live rock has matured enough to process the extra nutrients. for the most part it also really matters where you live because every state county city processes water differently.
Why's that sound so threatening?I've upgraded the whole house. DIY style - anyone can rent those pipe crimpers!
Yup! We are trying to give Reef 2Reef an advantage
Got into the hobby the autumn before last when I sold my cichlid setup; got all used stuff to start and DIY's all I could. Did a dry start on all the rock; runnig bare bottom but have a ton of rocks and sand in the sump.feeding like that you must have a solid skimmer.
How old is your tank?
Moar orange!!! And probably more rfas. Cuz 5 last time wasn't enough apparently.i know you all love teasers! what are you gonna be grabbing tomorrow?
Exactly. It takes a lot of time and when you start the hobby I’m sure everyone know you arnt patientThat might work, but sounds like a long time to get there. Those are the kind of questions that make me sit in the corner nodding unknowingly.
Why's that sound so threatening?
where did you find this article?I just read an article that was about putting octopus in mdma laced water and apparently made them happier and more social with other octopus. wweeiirrdddd
Haha well this think I think we have better ones! All my splatters and more Collecter ones are going up tommrow!Moar orange!!! And probably more rfas. Cuz 5 last time wasn't enough apparently.
where did you find this article?
Strongly agreeMoar orange!!! And probably more rfas. Cuz 5 last time wasn't enough apparently.
I’m over due for testing! All these sales have us chasing our tails and shipping like crazy! This makes me realize I gotta get a round of testing done tommrow at some pointGot into the hobby the autumn before last when I sold my cichlid setup; got all used stuff to start and DIY's all I could. Did a dry start on all the rock; runnig bare bottom but have a ton of rocks and sand in the sump.
I run a skimmer but don't remove anything; it takes over a week to fill the cup. Skimmer is an old CADLights PLS-150 that just fits in the sump next to my DIY filter floss roller. Fuge is on 19 hours a day. total system volume is almost 200 gallons with the frag and nem tanks that are all plumbed in.
I think I go through a 5" x 100yd roll of the filter floss in a Qtr so don't think I'm overly filtering.
Will get more readings tonight or tomorrow night.