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11-06-2011, 03:51 PM
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The L.R. was cured for a couple of years in another members tank, it went from his sump into a cooler full of salt water and into my tank it was out of water less than 5 minutes.
The tank has been running for 3 weeks with LR in it. Water parameters close to perfect but alas - not. hence my impatience. Its a 26G bow front with over 30 lbs of fully cured LR.
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11-06-2011, 04:07 PM
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If it was mature, cycled live rock you should probably be okay. Especially if your params have checked out. The LFS where I got my rocks keeps them all in a SW bin with heat and flow and, as a result, I never had a strict "cycle" in the two months before I added a CUC.
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11-06-2011, 04:43 PM
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too small for eels and he will eat yor clowns when he gets big, think about either doing a small fsh only or if you want to get predators then a tanl over 100g is a must have minimum
 i would also give the advice of letting your tank stabilize now for a bit and get some clean up crews in there, think about how your ging to deal with nutrients using rectors,dosing, etc. cheers  pics?
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