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08-01-2008, 01:35 AM
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he didnt say anything was wrong with his tank.. 4 months old with what he has is fin if no problems exist., Dont go telling someone they should be selling as much as they can part with. thats your opinion , you have never seen his tank and there is no issues as of right now...
If problems exist then post and ask for more advice.. My advice invest in a quality skimmer off the bat. Better skimmer equals a better stocked tank that can handle the bio-load Good luck
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08-01-2008, 02:06 AM
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atcguy, I think he was wanting to add morefish and coral.
By reducing his bioload he can reduce the potential for the problems that whatigot set out. Of course, that is my opinion. He did post and asked for advice and its great that you suggested a quality skimmer (if he doesn't already have one).
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08-01-2008, 05:23 AM
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guy i got this tank from my gf dad i reused water thing have been istableshed for along time i dont have to worry about new tank sedrom or anything he helpeed me set up so i dont think i hsvr to worry and im a fuss pot i do at least 10 to 15 gallon water change and i use nitratate spounge and what not
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08-01-2008, 05:29 AM
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wow okay well all my stuff is doing fine my anemone are great i think i know what im doing more then you think and im not going to back down on what im doing so more hlp please ppl want to give to my cause would be great my gf dad had this tank for 6 year said im doing a way better job then him so more help please.
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08-01-2008, 07:19 AM
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Turtle;
It is a joy to see a new hobbiest and the excitement you bring. You are so fortunate to have acquired an established tank but in doing so you may have skipped a bit of the learning curb essential to a successful start in this hobby. You asked for some help and I will give a few initial tips and I am sure others will join in. 1) Make sure you have up to date Test Kits and Know how to use them. To start NH3, NO2, NO3, CA, MG. Make sure your Hydrometer or Refractometer is reading accurately. 2) Get to know a good LFS in your area, if you need test kits take a water sample in and have them test it with the kits you purchase there and have them show you how to use them. 3) Reading material!! Start reading let us know what interests you. 4) Water changes: Set up a water change regimen remembering to always top up with RO water and put into your tank exactly the same amount of salt water that you take out. 5) AND Enjoy yourself. Kevin
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08-01-2008, 01:03 PM
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thanks guys for the tips keep them coming, dont mind hereing thing i already know just trying to find out new stuff okay i was woundering i have to anemone nothing hosting them from time to time my cleaner shrimp will go into my rosed tipped bubble anemone but nothing really host what should i get to try and get it to host?
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