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Old 11-19-2015, 03:58 AM
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Okay so I removed most of the sand, going to have to move some rock work to get the rest of the sand out (excuse to re scape it?), should I worry about it? Or just the thick parts? There is still some sand very very thin tho. It's been 2-3 hours and everyone seams to be okay except my torch but it's never open after a water change. Also on a side note my skimmer is doing some wet skimming, so that's good. What parameters should I keep my eye on? Nh3?


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Old 11-19-2015, 04:44 AM
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Ya, no harm in checking ammonia in a day or two. I expect it will be fine. If the rest of the sand is just a thin layer around rocks, I'd point a power head it it and let it blow into a corner. Unless the thin layer is 3 inches thick
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