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03-20-2009, 01:14 PM
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Thanks for the tip...I have an air stone in there but I will pick up a tester just in case...
Anyone have any thoughts on the salt I was using? Just to recap I am using Coralife Scientific grade Marine salt. It's almost an empty bag and once its done I have a big tub of instant ocean sea salt.
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03-20-2009, 01:49 PM
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Oh, and I wouldn't waste money on an O2 test kit. Unless you get a major die off, or huge algae bloom, your O2 levels will be fine. Maintaining decent flow in your tank is sufficient to off gas the CO2, and O2 just loves to replace it. Most tanks with normal temps and stocking will always have sufficient O2.
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03-20-2009, 02:16 PM
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In your opinion, is a single power head good enough flow for a 33 gallon tank with 50 lbs or rock? I have been debating getting a second power head with an oscillating head or replacing the one I have with one...
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03-20-2009, 02:21 PM
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Depending on what you keep, you may want another powerhead. As long as you've got some surface agitation, you'll be fine for O2 levels, but a reef may appreciate more flow. It helps corals slough off mucus and stuff.
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Interesting that you mention that because just recently I have noticed an increase in stringy slime in the tank...only within the last week tho...If it was from the snails I would have thought it would be more consistent from the day I put them in...my Duncan coral only slimes me when I move him and that is a rare occurrence...just very odd.
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