Noooo, why'd you have mention that now everyone will look at his thread :lol:

HUH...he has 1800 and you have 1963.....guess I better post on his now:biggrin:

with all this fighting and my lack of updates all you guys are catching up to my veiw count ohhh.....

WOAH...Scholar has the winning numbers..holy!

Hmm so my Live Rock has been in for 9-10 days now.. and I haven't seen any spike in Ammonia or Nitrates.. i haven't seen any rise in anything really..:confused:

Mine too...but my rock was all cycled from other tanks, the water was from another established tank and I used live sand...not sure that I will get a cycle unless I force one with a shrimp. Have been trying to decide what to do.....what are you gonna do?

Why force a cycle?

am worried that I haven't got the right bacteria's going as a cycle never happened at all......and ok ok, it just seemed too easy!:redface:

Yea, the Rock I am using was the massive order of Tonga rock that Red Coral brought in a few months ago.. so it had time for LOADS of die off (the store STUNK) and then sat in the tanks for awhile. Then I brought it home tossed it in a black, dark garbage can and cooked it for a few more weeks. The sand was Live Sand.. "No waiting, just add fish"... LOL ya right...

I'm don't want to force a cycle, but would like to know if I am gonna have one seeing as this is a time sensitive tank.. :lol:

I'm with ya, it has just been too easy...and I just want to add stuff NOW as a few others have...I just don't want it to crash and put me behind everyone several weeks