I think this is true. However, I believe that the Gen 1 large tanks without the retrofit did have more issues than average.How many sold to how many fail. It could be we hear about it more because they sell more? Still, I wouldn't buy one.
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I think this is true. However, I believe that the Gen 1 large tanks without the retrofit did have more issues than average.How many sold to how many fail. It could be we hear about it more because they sell more? Still, I wouldn't buy one.
The tank is coming from Texas to the Canadian distributor and then to me, so likely the wait is going to be a couple weeks. I’ll push for them to send one from the distributor here and they can back fill with the one being shipped from Tx. That would make the most sense.I think this is true. However, I believe that the Gen 1 large tanks without the retrofit did have more issues than average.
and biggerThe texas tanks are better.
Funny I have friends that live up near you in Armstrong BCThe tank is coming from Texas to the Canadian distributor and then to me, so likely the wait is going to be a couple weeks. I’ll push for them to send one from the distributor here and they can back fill with the one being shipped from Tx. That would make the most sense.
Chuck Norris has the biggest RedSea tank ever made, but it is too scared to leak.and bigger
I have heard that. Its also the best looking problem free reef in the world....for the same reason.Chuck Norris has the biggest RedSea tank ever made, but it is too scared to leak.
Buy 2. Or get a 55g petco tank. If you don't vacuum your sand be very careful to disturb it as little as possible. I'd rinse all the sand too or buy new. Your rock has plenty of bacteria on it. You could also put the sand in a bucket on its own with a heater and do multiple water changes if you want to keep the bacteria.This is an option I’m pondering. The largest tote I can buy near me is 40 gallons, and seeing as it wouldn’t be full to the top, likely 35 gallons. With the bio load from my livestock, that’s a lot of ammonia for the fish to deal with Having little to nothing to convert it to nitrateS
The Okanagan is a nice place to call home for sure. Do you get to visit them often?Funny I have friends that live up near you in Armstrong BC
You can you just have to wash it.So why not transfer the sand into the new build? I’ve seen a couple people suggest that.
Best bet… or what also works is putting your current sand in 5 gallon buckets and turn the hose on full blast and let it overflow while you keep stiring it up till the water is crystal clear then it’s safe to add to the new tank.. what ever you do don’t just scoop it out and place in the new tank it’s got too many nasties.Yeah, I think I’ll use new live sand this go around.
Gorilla glue gel?question for the masses. I’ve read through the forums but Im Still vexed.
im going to put a patch on that spot like in the video, but I need an adhesive/sealant that I can apply wet that is reef safe, cures quick And that I can buy in Canada, but not have to order from Amazon.
suggestions?