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07-18-2007, 07:37 AM
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What IMO stand for.
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10g softie and LPS tank(SPS soon  ) coralife 28w 50/50 rio nano skimmer Live stock -1 Pulsing xinia - Green candy cane - green zoas - GSP - Fake percula clown - Diadem dottyback  adding a 70w MH with 8 LED
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07-18-2007, 08:07 AM
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unno
-he looks fine and it's a chromis not a wrasse, there tough lil guys,besides
all the water parameters are good-pH 8.4-Specific Gravity=1.022 and no nitrites so he'll be fine plus he'll be the last 1 for a month..ammonia level 0
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33g fowlr / 20g sump / 400 watt pendant / Euro-Reef RC80~~~~lavendar tang, lemon butterfly, snowflake eel, hawaiian spotted puffer, tomato clown, chomis.. My reef~http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...-/P4300459.jpg
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07-18-2007, 11:32 AM
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Using fish to cycle is cruel. In a marine tank there is enough die off in live rock (assuming you have enough) to work through your first cycle, or you could put a piece of raw shrimp in your tank to kick start it. If you have not already killed the fish I would hope you take it out and give it a better life.
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07-18-2007, 01:30 PM
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More Research
I suggest more research is needed
search the internet ie. Reef Tank set up by Marty Ziegler for one You just can't set a tank up overnight, it takes months The tank has to cycle first before adding fish or corals You are getting some bad advice from the fish store
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