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Still Watching My Back
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I have a protein skimmer on the way which is why i removed the hob filter. Thanks for the advice. I think I'll add a couple of clown fish, or a clown and something else, and a couple turbo snails to start and see how things go. I think I'm going to wait a good while before adding any corals.
I see there are several reef centered boards out there. Is there any one in particular you would recommend? |
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Still Watching My Back
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With regards to the question of your tank cycle, you have added live rock and may have had enough die off to start a cycle, but if you have not been testing the water and been able to see ammonia increase, followed by nitrites and nitrates, then the cycle may or may not have happened. You can toss a piece of raw shrimp into your tank to fuel the cycle, without risking live fish. Reefcentral.com is an excellent source of information. You may have a local reef club around you as well. Good luck and go slow. |
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The tank this morning:
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Suck It
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by nature of it's bacterial cultures it tends to casue to flourish and grow in it's filters, floss, balls, etc. The skimmer is nice to have running too, but I wouldn't pull my HOB filter until I was a couple of weeks into my cycled tank. It is creating nitrates, but you kind of want that in the beginning. But I am no expert, god you should see my tank's current state. |
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