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![]() I have a 120 gallon with a hang on the back overflow. I'll move the filter media over to the overflow that dumps into the refugium.
Thanks for the advice!
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![]() It should be ok in a few days, just remember that any fast changes in your water parameters can be just as harmful imo as when you get a contamination enter the system. If you have access to another hob filter system you could set that up as well for a few days if you have room in tank or sump area. The filters and carbon are the big key to clearing up your water and will eliminate odours as well. The water changes will also help.
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![]() K I'll go grab some more carbon and filters.
![]() Wife noticed the filter in the media reactor looks awful.
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![]() Got my nitrates down to 5. Water is still cloudy. Ammonia is zero. Found out the reason the water is cloudy is because when the anemone died it basically exploded in my tank. Put floss filters on the drain pipes from the tank. Tank looks much better this morning.
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![]() Careful with the filter floss in the overflow tubes. The last thing you want right now is a flood. I would advise you to use it in the sump or a HOB filter.
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