Whoa holy cloudy water batman

TheReefGeek · #1 03-06-2006, 10:40 PM

Yep, no problem.

Best of luck, and if you lose the xenia and want more when you re-start I will frag those, a colt coral, and a kenya tree for you for free.

Pan · #2 03-06-2006, 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by TheReefGeek

Yep, no problem.

Best of luck, and if you lose the xenia and want more when you re-start I will frag those, a colt coral, and a kenya tree for you for free.

My god you have been so helpful, you don't have to do that....

Pan · #3 03-06-2006, 11:05 PM

Okay whoa...i put fresh mixed salwater (over night) into a bucket for the fish, it went white to. I think maybe i have bad salt?

whoa even the worms are dying...

TheReefGeek · #4 03-07-2006, 12:10 AM

Test the Ph and alk of the water when you make a new batch up, before adding it to your tank.

My softies grow quickly, so dont worry about it. My colt would just barely fit into your 20g

Pan · #5 03-07-2006, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by TheReefGeek

Test the Ph and alk of the water when you make a new batch up, before adding it to your tank.

My softies grow quickly, so dont worry about it. My colt would just barely fit into your 20g

Wow....
you think i should drain the tank and set the live rock in some water...then clean the substrate?
Going to have to buy some rock from you when i get the new tank...seeing as my car just cost me 2500 bucks i've had to stall the custom tank build...lost my deposit as well. Thats why i was hoping someone would trade the speakers for a tank and stand....

TheReefGeek · #6 03-07-2006, 12:33 AM

I wouldn't worry about the live rock and substrate, as long as you can get some new salt and good water relatively quickly.

Did you try any buffers?

Whatever place sold you the tank and is keeping your deposit, they should apply that money for when you do buy the tank in the future. Mind sharing who that is?

Pan · #7 03-07-2006, 01:32 AM

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Originally Posted by TheReefGeek

I wouldn't worry about the live rock and substrate, as long as you can get some new salt and good water relatively quickly.

Did you try any buffers?

Whatever place sold you the tank and is keeping your deposit, they should apply that money for when you do buy the tank in the future. Mind sharing who that is?

I guess i don't lose the dposit, but i ...they will hold it, but because i won't have the money when we agreed there is a penalty fee...It's a acrylic place in the states...my uncle was dealing with them for me.

Beverly · #8 03-07-2006, 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by TheReefGeek

Did you try any buffers?

If he has high alk already, he SHOULD NOT add more buffer.