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Rougiem · 04-02-2006, 09:10 PM

Great points everyone! I agree witty...this thread just affirms my thinking and my understanding of the ocean. Just to let you know....I am going to do an experiment with my new 55 gallon...Rock and sand changes....I will keep a log on my thread and keep everyone posted...One idea would be to certainly save the rock and have some that has been baked on hand...and maybe recycle it...maybe just sections of the tank at a time - sand and the rock...perhaps I can get some answers...

My question to you and anyone else...ideas on when to change it out and replace it? Not something to be done very often I think...once again here is a case where I will attempt to simulate nature.

Cheers!

04-02-2006, 09:10 PM	#8 (permalink)
Rougiem Ichthy Inquisitor Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Biggest Little City In The World Posts: 2,898 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Old Tank Syndrome Great points everyone! I agree witty...this thread just affirms my thinking and my understanding of the ocean. Just to let you know....I am going to do an experiment with my new 55 gallon...Rock and sand changes....I will keep a log on my thread and keep everyone posted...One idea would be to certainly save the rock and have some that has been baked on hand...and maybe recycle it...maybe just sections of the tank at a time - sand and the rock...perhaps I can get some answers... My question to you and anyone else...ideas on when to change it out and replace it? Not something to be done very often I think...once again here is a case where I will attempt to simulate nature. Cheers! __________________ "Apes don't read philosophy." "Yes they do Otto, they just don't understand it." Intial School Tank Set Up and Progress