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![]() Need advice on how to cure live rock and keep most of growth that came with? Is their a way to prevent lots of loss through die off? I bought 10# of fiji rock and have it in my 10gal Q-tank.
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![]() Put a skimmer on it and lighting of only a few hours a day ... water changes every couple days ... check ammonia/nitrite/nitrate every few days ... if you go by the thought that you deprive it of light you will create even more die off
Cheers
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Steve “The most important decision you make is to be in a good mood.” ― Voltaire |
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![]() I'd do water changes as often as possible... and squirt the rock with a turkey baster to get the dead stuff off it before you do a water change...
I couldnt believe how fast my ammonia and stuff jumped when I was curing my rock... |
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![]() All I can say is don't trust the LFS when they say it is cured. I did and I think it is the cause of all my algae problems.
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Marty 50g reef, bubble king skimmer,20g sump,zeovit system, PM cal reactor |
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![]() IMHO, water changes (RO/DI) and LIGHT and skimming
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![]() Thanks for the advice, I have moved the skimmer from the display tank to the 10gal and will do water changes. Now all I need is a good skimmer to replace this seaclone.
Marcus |