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![]() Thanks Mindy!
I actually met up with the forum member during my lunch break so it was out of water in a sealed damp bucket for about 4-5 hours. I'm not sure if it mattered but I've read that bacteria die off can occur anywhere between after 10 minutes and an hour of being out of water. I re-scaped the tank today. It still isn't quite where I want it to be but it looks good enough for now. I wanted the make the right side taller but the pieces are smaller which made stacking a bit difficult. |
#2
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![]() Update:
I got a diatom bloom in the tank. I think the cycle may be coming to an end or it's also due to a longer photoperiod. Currently I'm running a 12 hour light cycle with the LED's at 100% intensity from 10am to 10pm. It's just too much considering I only have a snail and hermit in the tank with no other livestock. I'll have to program a shorter 8 hour light cycle and reduce the intensity to maybe 80%. |
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![]() Update:
It's been a couple weeks now. The tank is still going through its algae bloom but my CUC has been keeping it relatively in check. CUC consists of: 3 Scarlet legged hermits 1 Margarita snail 1 Cerith snail Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate are all 0 ppm. I had a Yellow Clown Goby in there for a week but traded him in for a Bangaii Cardinal which has always been one of my favorites. I also made a media basket using plexiglass and egg crate. I am running filter floss, chemipure elite, and purigen in that order. ![]() I purchased a few frags this week and got to meet several forum members like SteveConn, timmmmy55, and BC564 (Blaine). Blaine even hooked me up with free frags! What a fantastic community. Here they all are spread out in the tank. I haven't glued anything down because I plan to rescape the tank soon. ![]() Last edited by Moogled; 10-27-2016 at 01:41 AM. |
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![]() Moved thread over to Nano-reef.
Doesn't seem to be much interest for pico tanks on this forum haha. |
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![]() you should post a link
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