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![]() i had an idea a couple days ago, but forgot to post it ...
You're dealing with a new sand-sifting fish who is stirring up all these PO4 and NO3 readings ... What if you were to remove the top layer of your sand ? Isn't this where the readings are coming from due to your new sifter fish ? Siphon out 1/2 to 3/4 of your top layer, but leave a bit for the new fish to 'feed on' ? I don't mean to remove 1/2 - 3/4 deep, but rather remove the top layer of 1/2 to 3/4 of your whole tank's footprint. Replace the top layer with new sand and the new dude can live off the part you haven't removed. Then, in a week or two, you can remove the rest and replace it again with new sand. Just a thought ... |