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Old 04-12-2008, 05:00 AM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Greetings, Newbie needing to recover from impatience

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Sorry about that Deepwater, we do go left alot around here, if your fish have been in 6 days and havent dropped dead from chlorination it wont happen now, if you havent had a spike yet? you may well be done,( you can test this with a deli shrimp if you wish) or just set your routine for water changes, run a good grade of carbon add a little WAIT! and all will be good, while waiting you can read till your eyes drop out and then we will quiz you lol. Welcome to RS. Steve
i would agree with not needing to start over, but for the more experienced reefer, who recognizes and would intervene before algae issues become a real problem or issues with heavy metals silicates and such pop up.
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Old 04-12-2008, 08:06 PM   #17 (permalink)
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If it were me I'd just sit tight and wait it out. Do your water tests every day to keep an eye on the ammonia and have a good size bucket of change water set aside just in case you have to do a quick change. If the rock was cured when you bought it.....it shouldn't have experienced much die off going from the store to your house if you transported it wet/damp and got it in the tank pretty quick. Of course, no telling how much may have died from the chlorine... ...I'd still sit it out and keep an eye on things rather than try to pull everything out and start over....but, that's JMO
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