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Old 02-23-2009, 05:00 PM
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This is so addicting, planning to get rid of my cichlid and turn my 36G freshwater tank to a reef tank.
Hook, line and sinker. Welcome to saltwater!
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Old 02-23-2009, 05:30 PM
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Hook, line and sinker. Welcome to saltwater!
+1 even reading about the methodology sucks you in

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My livestock is looking really good, except the water.. Everything open up and looked healthly.

i will not add anything to my tank until few more months. i will do 10% water change on a weekly basis.

This is so addicting, planning to get rid of my cichlid and turn my 36G freshwater tank to a reef tank.
As long as everything looks healthy and your tests show no problems, you're good. The cloudiness will likely settle on it's own. Maybe try doing slightly larger water changes, like 15% on a weekly basis (or 10% every 5 days). Your parameters will come into line quicker and it will help with keeping them there.

Good luck!
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Old 02-23-2009, 08:14 PM
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IS phosphate -0.25 BAD? what is phosphate should be?
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Old 02-26-2009, 03:04 AM
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Just did another water change today, around 20%. Water is looking better with less particle flowing around.

I also noticed the water looked green when i did my water change...??
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Old 03-28-2009, 07:50 PM
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phosphates dont kill your tank...ammonia and nitrates kill your tank..

phosphate just gives you unwanted aglae....

You got a JBJ 28 .... have you read on about refuguim mods?? go to nano-reef.com
you will learn lots more about what you can do with your tanks..and how to handle nano tanks...they are totally diff. from big tanks.... as they are more forgiving...

you are going way too fast...and please slow down.... i would actually take all that stock out espeically the anemime ....

i got a tunze 9002 on my nano.. and it works wonders.... add a refugium..and your tank will be far more healthy then now...
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Any changes? I'd like to hear how this is going
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