Giving up on SPS! - Page 3

Proteus · #21 11-19-2012, 09:29 PM

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Originally Posted by mrhasan

Leathers also excrete that right?

And what about GSP?

I never gave my eyes towards colt and kenya since they are like biowar machines as far as I heard.

And mushrooms. There terrible lol

mrhasan · #22 11-19-2012, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Titus99

You could house zoas. But if you house to many softies then you need to run a reactor with "good" carbon. To absorb the chemicals that the softies put out. Even some lps like chalices can play chemical warfare.

I alway put it like this softies kill all. Lol and yes as Levi said nana means none

Find another table something you can put a small sump under. Get a return pump. Drill your tank. ( which u can do with all inhabitants still in tank)
Consider carbon dosing of some kind. Prodibio will cost you $100 bucks a year in your small tank. If you don't already.

I have about 6" clearance down the table and that's it. No other table is there

I do run carbon and chemi pure in, (ahmm) HOB filter. It kinda works well since the water looses its odor within an hour or something after the tank gets disturbed in maintenance or WC.

Can you really drill tank without completely emptying it? :| Never knew that!

mrhasan · #23 11-19-2012, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Titus99

And mushrooms. There terrible lol

Ah damn. I give up on SPS totally then! I will just stick with montis and birdnest. Need to try how pocci works. Acros are so boring (ok don't flame me

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Proteus · #24 11-19-2012, 09:35 PM

Of coarse you can drill the tank. Just have level of water below where your going to drill

Proteus · #25 11-19-2012, 09:36 PM

I won't flame haha. I've seen great leather tanks. I just don't care for them.

mrhasan · #26 11-19-2012, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Titus99

Of coarse you can drill the tank. Just have level of water below where your going to drill

Yap but won't small debris get into the tank? I guess you can stop it by putting something just above the water surface to stop anything getting in the tank but still kinda looks like a risk :| Particularly with fishes that eats literally everything!