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| New to the Hobby (Getting Started/Setting Up) Think you can upgrade to saltwater? Your probably very confused, but remember ask questions and you'll get your answers on here! |
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| Your tank will have to cycle before you really start seeing algae growth. Coralline algae takes a long time to see. Diatom, not so much. To jumpstart your cycle, I recommend adding a raw, cleaned shrimp to your tank (from the grocery store). This is probably the most humane yet effective technique. It does look like you have your work cut out for you this weekend. Do you have plans for chilling your tank or adding a fan across the water? You really want a stable temp at all times. Good luck with all of it! |
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| dont do water change till tank has cycled, doing the water change will make it take alot longer, please list all equipment you have and are using and what all you would like to have in the tank |
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| I Have About 200lbs Of Fuji And Soloman Live Rock 2 Water Dischares 120 Gal Over Flow Skimmer Going To Wet Dry System Asm G-3 Protein Skimmer (modified) And 1 Dead (from Store) Shrimp Lighting Is Current With Lunar And Metal H And Led Just Watching Rocks Grow At This Point Had Water Checked By 2 Different Places Both Have Same Results They Said Be Patient It's Cycling So Once I Have All This Alge I'm Suppose To By "cleaner Crew Right? OH YEA TOMMORROW I WILL GET COOLER TOO |
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