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| Smile Maker | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank ![]() |
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| Smile Maker | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank That's what blood shrimp do. You're lucky if you get to see them at all. Mine come out occasionally, but don't stray far from their rocky crevice. Nitrates at 20ppm are acceptable. Continue 10% WC's a week. |
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| Smile Maker | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank I have a shunk cleaner shrimp, 2 fire (blood) shrimps and 4 peppermint shrimps. By far the skunk cleaner is out the most. In fact it doesn't hide, at all. At first it did, but now he has he own little cleaning station where he stays and offers his services to the fishes. ![]() |
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| See Golden Compass | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank Thanks! Just to tell everyone, I will be rescaping, as I see very little good places to put corals in my current scape. There is a catch, I have a few snails and hermits and the cleaner shrimp, and I don't have a QT! I do not know how to move the rocks around without accidently smooshing something. As I think this is how my gramma died... Any help??? |
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| Smile Maker | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank That's a tough one. Can you remove them to a small bucket with water from your main tank while you reaquascape? Don't leave them in there to long so that the temperture doesn't change too much if you do! |
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| See Golden Compass | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank Actually, I didn't even put my heater in the tank because the temp was so perfect! So maybe I can do that, but it is so hard to find them!!! Especially the hermits! And I don't wanna stress the bloody because it is stressed enough from the high nitrates... I guess that is my only choice other than winging it but being careful not to completely crush anything... Any suggestions for aquascaping??? |
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| Smile Maker | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank Caves, overhangs and crevasses. Remember to keep it open so that water can flow through and around the LR. This serves many purposes. One it allows for oxygen rich water to flow over the LR to keep the aerobic bacterial populations healthy. It helps keep detritus and algae spores from settling on the LR, and it cuts down on dead space. Have fun! ![]() |
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| Tridacna maxima | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank thats the fun part playing and playing until you it works, then you go back and try to make it work better. even for the most advanced hobbiest this is never ending. but does become less frustrating.
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank since you are just starting your tank i would get as much live rock as you can prefably fully cured. but if it isnt do not worrie cause your is not cycled then just throgh the uncured rock in the tank. do not expect the damsiles to make. probable will die.just cann not help that. some people will say i am crazy but if you wait to put live rock in untill after the tank is cycled then when you add the rock your tank will have to start cycling again. remember every time you do something to your tank it will have to cycle all over again. It will be quciker and not as drematiac. even rearangen the tank can cause a cycle. I you have r ock that has been in light for a couple of months then rearange the tank and that one ends up on the bottem. anything photosynthetic that was on that rock will now die off.
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| Neon dottyback | Re: Yes! Everybody who likes new pics of a new tank did i read that you have a nitrate peoblem? if so it is probably from that hob filter that you have running chuck that. the only filter i have running now is my skimmer and i am even contamplating ousting that to. again people will say that i am nuts. but the skimmer really takes out a lot of zoo plankton and micro and nano plankton. i do have a bunch of power heads thogh water circ i crucial.
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