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Old 10-16-2007, 03:52 AM
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I think it would depend on what the problem with the old water is. The key is stability. If it just a routine water change where the new water was basically the same as the old water than a 90% WC shouldnt be harmful. If it is an emergency WC than a 50% change could be fatal. Eg. what happens if your tank has a problem and get a pH spike of 9.0 and so you do an emergency WC and thus cause it to drop to 8.2 in a matter of minutes? Wont be a pretty site afterwards. The cure may be more harmful than the disease?
I think you need to know exactly what the condition of the old water is before we make large WC. Would kind of be like adding new corals and fish to our tanks with no acclimation what soever
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