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02/16/2013, 03:21 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Posts: 539
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long journey
ive been working/preparing since September my 125 gallon tank. My 140# of dry rock is cured and in the tank with 120# of dry sand. Made my sump/fuge out of a 55 gallon tank. Everything is hooked up and my plumbing is leak free w my herbie over flow. Just now got the cables ran for my lights and spent most of the day in my attick securing it. Now I just wait for my cycle... wth do I do next! Sorry just excited everything is finally coming together!!!!
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02/16/2013, 03:26 PM
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Dr. Reef at ur service
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if u already cured ur rocks and they hae enough beneficial bacteria growing on them then you may not see a cycle. but anyways looks like ur going in right direction.
post pics. good luck
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Water Quality: NO3 0,Phos 0,Cal 440,Alk 7.5,Mag 1300 "Reef Fast, You Crash, Reef Slow, You Pass" Mike's Reef 3:16 Current Tank Info: 350g DT,95g sump, 50g Frag tank, 4800gph return 4x Sea swirls. 6x AI Vega Color. 200# Pukani rock, dual recirculating skimmer, Biopellet, GFO Carbon rx's, Cal rx. Closed loop. 1.5hp chiller, genesis renew. Apex & RKE |
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02/16/2013, 09:10 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Comer, GA
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Take your time and read and plan now. Planning what livestock to add is really important. You will have less problems later if you don't rush in the beginning. Let the tank go thorough all of the stages it needs to and it will have less algae when you start adding livestock. Have Fun!!!
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