Question about live rock....

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by reefwars

exactly, if your system is established enough it should be able to handle small doese of amonia or dieoff easily enough its when you overload the balance it becomes a problem.kinda like adding 2 fish at a time

Well as my ticker below states 15 months running. My goal is to some what re cure the rock so I can put it into a different tank that I just got running and have some really nice SPS frags & colonies in.

[reefwars]

Originally Posted by The Grizz

Well as my ticker below states 15 months running. My goal is to some what re cure the rock so I can put it into a different tank that I just got running and have some really nice SPS frags & colonies in.

play it by ear if you add a small amount and see no change in anything then its safe to say you could add that small amount into the tank right away using your 165 is a good idea as it will cure the rock quicker.as your keep changing it add some back to the sump kinda like the circle of life lol.your system is def mature enough to handle it and it shouldnt have to stay in for long id say few days tops.

[The Grizz]

Originally Posted by reefwars

play it by ear if you add a small amount and see no change in anything then its safe to say you could add that small amount into the tank right away using your 165 is a good idea as it will cure the rock quicker.as your keep changing it add some back to the sump kinda like the circle of life lol.your system is def mature enough to handle it and it shouldnt have to stay in for long id say few days tops.

I have a bunch of rock in there now, some Marco Rock that has been in there for about 4 months that I will move to my frag tank and move some of my dried rock into it place. Im running pellets, carbon & a big a$$ skimmer plus got a big WC barrel now too.