Maybe you used too much.
The bottle said you can't overdose... ;Woot
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Maybe you used too much.
;TurtleTake a pic further back so we can see them with the tank please.
Me either.I have yet to see that on my Vodka bottles.... Guess I’ll have to keep looking
But you can crash a bacterial culture. ;StigThe bottle said you can't overdose... ;Woot
The bottle said you can't overdose
I have yet to see that on my Vodka bottles.... Guess I’ll have to keep looking
Nope. I checked.Maybe it's at the bottom?
That's not considering fresh dead rock and a piece of scallop tho? I didn't really notice anything substantial attached to the rocks. Few bivalves here and there that I plucked off but they were very clean for what I was expecting. The piece of rotting scallop was removed, it was pretty ripe and pretty much turned to mush.But you can crash a bacterial culture. ;Stig
The result of witch could be increased ammonia as they decompose.
I've seen dr t's work in days.
And techincally when I asked dr t it's considered instant becuse if he way fish produce it and the tank n bacteria process the ammonia. So a bucket of fresh salt w dr t And putting the fish right in the bacteria process it instantly.
I can't tell you now many times I've heard that.My cleaner shrimp would open the mouths of ducans and blastos pick the food out. That's even after targeting feeding him shrimp. They are neat but not going to put another one in my tank.
The rock is white and larger. Looks brighter.
I think you need a 60 to put on the far left. Or an 8 on right.