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Hello Nipun,
Wow, great to see you posting on R2R. I wonder if you're the youngest independent reef keeper on the site. Please don't be shy about asking questions, know that many of the members here are proud of you and are ready to help. Why don't you post the story about you loosing all of the copepods and bristle worms when your tank overheated and then ask for advice.
See you tomorrow morning,
Mr. Rutherford[/QUOTE
Oh yeah,well it was the first time I had a tank which was cycling and we had just installed all the equipment for the tank.So we didn't look at the thermometer very carefully the first day. Their were Copepods and bristle worms emerging from the live rock and we were excited to see the creatures coming from the rock. Then on day 2 we didn't see the creatures moving. This was when the aquarium water was so hot that it had reached a 102 F! Boy! I made bug soup !Then I adjusted the temperature. Now I know that it should be around 72-83 F. Thanks to my teacher Mr.Rutherford !
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