kinetic
Supporting Member
Hi guys, I decided to finally take down my 32g.
I had a big tub of water half from a water change, half new. I dosed it with salifert flatworm exit (I had a ton), and dropped all my coral pieces / rocks with corals on them into that bucket. Swished them around really well and put them into the 40g. Then all my base rock etc. got the same treatment, then transferred them over to the 40g.
I put all my rock w/o corals underneath a tall eggcrate stand.
The water in the 40g has been going for about a week, and has no ammonia, or nitrite, but a little nitrate.
I think all that salifert dipping and the transition will spike the levels a bit.
What should I do to make this as easy as possible on my livestock? Should I do water changes daily?
I'll do another test tomorrow. I'm using seachem tests for Nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia. I have salifert only for calcium and phosphate =P
BTW, once things settle down, I'll start fragging everything! Look out for some frag threads soon.
I had a big tub of water half from a water change, half new. I dosed it with salifert flatworm exit (I had a ton), and dropped all my coral pieces / rocks with corals on them into that bucket. Swished them around really well and put them into the 40g. Then all my base rock etc. got the same treatment, then transferred them over to the 40g.
I put all my rock w/o corals underneath a tall eggcrate stand.
The water in the 40g has been going for about a week, and has no ammonia, or nitrite, but a little nitrate.
I think all that salifert dipping and the transition will spike the levels a bit.
What should I do to make this as easy as possible on my livestock? Should I do water changes daily?
I'll do another test tomorrow. I'm using seachem tests for Nitrates, nitrites, and ammonia. I have salifert only for calcium and phosphate =P
BTW, once things settle down, I'll start fragging everything! Look out for some frag threads soon.