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08/23/2006, 07:06 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Toronto
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about to buy fish
my 30g has been up for about a month and a half now. Have a pretty good size cleaning crew, and am now about to add some fish. My concern is, how am I going to clean my tank (glass, sand) and syphon my water for a water changes without stressing out or hurting my new fish. I don't have a sump or refugium??
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08/23/2006, 07:10 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Chicago
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it is no concern ... just do a 10-20% change at a time and make sure the new water matches the old in temp, salinity, ph, etc.
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25gallon tank up and cycling since 7/29/06 Mostly LPS reef (lords, micros, duncans, etc.) with some ricordia florida and zoanthids. Current Tank Info: 25 gallon, 28lbs of Marshall Island and Kaelini Live Rock, 2x65 power compact lighting, IFS Protein Skimmer |
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08/23/2006, 07:12 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Palm Harbor, Florida
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Syphon the water with a hose. You can get a sand sifting gobey, starfish, snails, etc... Clean the glass with a magnet type cleaner or/and arazorblade if coraline algae builds up.
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This hobby is educational; it teaches you how to spend a lot of money in a hurry! Current Tank Info: 75gl, SPS, LPS, IceCap/T5/SLR, 2 modded Tunze 6045's, PCI 350 skimmer w/ Gen-X 2400, 95lbs LR, GEN-X 4100 return |
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