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![]() Darn, I have to work till 5:00. I'm getting sooo excited about this. Can't wait to point my closed loop nozzles anywhere I want!
Planning on mounting a Maxijet mod on a Wavy Sea centered on the back wall. Something that would now make a huge sand pile. |
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Rob, Don't remove all the sand at once! You are essentially removing a large portion of your bacterial colonization. If you remove it all at once you may cause unwanted issues, ie RTN-STN due to increases in Nitrate and Phosphate. You also need to consider adding more rock to your sump/refugium in order to replace the medium that the bacteria just lost. I run zeovit and biopellets so these two items make up for a lack of substrate... Ian |
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![]() My sand is just a skiff really, barely covers the bottom. Nutrients are very low, pretty sure I won't notice it.
Thinking about the Bio-pellets, been reading about them on RC... one thing at a time |
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Okay, Just making sure! |
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![]() I'm really looking forward to seeing some pictures of your tank Ian. I'm planning a new tank and my two current tanks each have about 1 1/2" of sand. I think I would miss it a lot if it was gone but love the idea of easy detrius removal and big flow without sandstorms.
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Mark... ![]() 290g Peninsula Display, 425g total volume. Setup Jan 2013. |
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This and that. |
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LMAO, I do have one brown colony to give away but it is about the size or bigger than a basket ball! Does have blue tips though! |