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Howaboutme brings up a totally dry system no bottle bac, by feeding and waiting 30 days. It’s a small system with two good sized clowns, not a dilution trick. True working filtration earned when a chart says it will be earned.
agreed fully.
hey how many times have you fed fish in that setup, what it takes to process the feed loading conversion is remarkable for new systems
I just thought you forgot about me. I was wondering why you didn't respond. I'm 33 days in my quarantine and all 3 fish are doing good.post
According to the website - the rock does not need to be 'cured'. In fact, arent you losing all of the benefit of buying this type of rock by curing?Hey Brandon429 I'm considering starting my tank with primo live rock from gulf live rock. I understand skipping the cycle with live rock from an established tank but what about this?
I don't have space to cure outside so it would be in the tank. Will I still be following the aggressive water change schedule traditionally done with this type of rock?
According to one of the websites -Gulf live rock?
Hi everyone! I’m looking into getting some premium deco live rock from gulf live rock, but I have a few questions. I’m going to be setting up my tank on Christmas, but I plan on getting the live rock maybe a week after it’s setup. Is that ok? My tank won’t be cycled, but I think that the live...www.reef2reef.com
that shows some curing but not sure if testing was accurate we know so much ammonia work is over reported if you can spend the cash on pet store live rock I would
These are the instructions:Yeah. I didn't read anything about it being pre cured either. Regardless I'd have an ammonia spike coming after shipping right?
My situation is I'm in an apartment with a reefer 350...so 90 gal. I can't do giant daily water changes and my wife won't like the tank stinking to high heaven.
nice agreed. I can't believe its so hard to just walk into a pet store and see 5 hundred pounds of live rock in a huge open topped trough with two big pond pumps. that used to be commonplace, they ought to still be doing it but with this rock or other types, sell us live rock that requires no shipping
I don't understand the point of buying rock with tube worms, christmas worms, corals, coralline - and placing it in a dark tub for weeks. In the 'old days' one would buy 'cured rock' from those dubs, then place colored, life-filled 'live rock' such as this one - on the top. I would never 'cure' the type of rock the poster is talking about. Or am I thinking something different?nice agreed. I can't believe its so hard to just walk into a pet store and see 5 hundred pounds of live rock in a huge open topped trough with two big pond pumps. that used to be commonplace, they ought to still be doing it but with this rock or other types, sell us live rock that requires no shipping
I would say start at 50 percent (like a coral acclimation) - and increase slowly over a couple weeksHey guys! So I should be receiving 35 lbs primo from gulf live rock tomorrow. Going to start my 90 gal with that. I figure the large water to rock ratio will help keep ammonia watered down and I will add more once I'm stable.
Should I be going full light from the beginning?