Where do you usually get your replacements from?Time to start thinking about it!
In actuality, I think I need to replace soon. Some GHA has sprung up where there never was any previously. Could be a contributing factor.
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Where do you usually get your replacements from?Time to start thinking about it!
In actuality, I think I need to replace soon. Some GHA has sprung up where there never was any previously. Could be a contributing factor.
everything looks so much bigger now.Yup, definitely time to trim the hedges..
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I'm seriously looking at one of these. Need a newer set up and the replacement filters are easy to find. Don't know if I'm going to pull the trigger on the Buddy or spend more for one of the BRS units.Uff, one that is very much used up. I use the RODI buddy. I have two TDS meters. One is reading 2ppm and the other 0ppm, so I'ma call that a win.
I'm rarely doing water changes, so the Buddy is plenty for me. It's probably been over a year since I've changed filters, so just using it for topoff water and the occasional water change. And it just started creeping past zero. our TDS going into the filter is around 500, so not great.I'm seriously looking at one of these. Need a newer set up and the replacement filters are easy to find. Don't know if I'm going to pull the trigger on the Buddy or spend more for one of the BRS units.
I would suggest letting tds get higher and do a ATI icp. This is the only way to know for sure. I did mine when it was reading one hundred fifty something tds.... it was all zeros except silicate. Harmless, people dose this to fight against dino/cyano. So I don't panic if I see some tds. If I think I see some Dino/ uglies I let it go high to get some silicate in the tank. If things look good but I see diatoms, then change di.I'm rarely doing water changes, so the Buddy is plenty for me. It's probably been over a year since I've changed filters, so just using it for topoff water and the occasional water change. And it just started creeping past zero. our TDS going into the filter is around 500, so not great.
I'm seeing some GHA where I've never seen it before in this tank, so I'm starting to think there might be something I'm adding to the tank that's causing a breakout. I should probably test my parameters. Oh look, a butterfly!I would suggest letting tds get higher and do a ATI icp. This is the only way to know for sure. I did mine when it was reading one hundred fifty something tds.... it was all zeros except silicate. Harmless, people dose this to fight against dino/cyano. So I don't panic if I see some tds. If I think I see some Dino/ uglies I let it go high to get some silicate in the tank. If things look good but I see diatoms, then change di.
Mine right now
That's a different tank! The snails in my 40 wear bubble algae hats. And I suspect the clown prison snails actually have some sort of turf algae--it's WAY tougher than any GHA I've come across.Lol.
Get a urchin, maybe it will make a gha hat to match your troll snail...(?)
Is this the smaller office tank? Post some pics, let's see what you're working with
I'm seriously looking at one of these. Need a newer set up and the replacement filters are easy to find. Don't know if I'm going to pull the trigger on the Buddy or spend more for one of the BRS units.
I was thinking the same thing and how do I get that office?If I "worked" in that office, I would probaly get nothing done...
I’ve been told not to lick the last ones buuuttttttMushrooms anyone?
Pests...
Death... or at least hospitalization ....
Why would you lick the butt of any of them??I’ve been told not to lick the last ones buuutttttt