moving to new home, xenia question

reefnetworth · 04/29/2006, 05:13 AM

new set-up 2.5 weeks. parms @ 0, except ammonia (NH3/NH4) at .7 can xenia survive along with Kenya trees, feather duster, mushrooms, various polups, green stars, yellow toadstool, alveopora, geoniopora, what looks like blue lettuce with some of the water from existing tank? probably 20g. i want to move everyone today if possible, have patience if needed. going into a 70g from a 45g of friend. 80 lbs LR in 70g with this add. it should be about 100. also has orange sponges, sorry my mem. is not awake. lol! REEF-ON!!!

kau_cinta_ku · 04/29/2006, 05:37 AM

i can only say that the shrooms and kenya tree's will make it fine but can't say for sure about the others. i would say just keep up with water changes to keep the levels down till the tank becomes stable on it's own.

04/29/2006, 05:13 AM	#1
reefnetworth Premium Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: U.S.A. Posts: 3,810	moving to new home, xenia question new set-up 2.5 weeks. parms @ 0, except ammonia (NH3/NH4) at .7 can xenia survive along with Kenya trees, feather duster, mushrooms, various polups, green stars, yellow toadstool, alveopora, geoniopora, what looks like blue lettuce with some of the water from existing tank? probably 20g. i want to move everyone today if possible, have patience if needed. going into a 70g from a 45g of friend. 80 lbs LR in 70g with this add. it should be about 100. also has orange sponges, sorry my mem. is not awake. lol! REEF-ON!!! __________________ GIVE A MAN A FISH, YOU FEED HIM FOR A DAY. TEACH A MAN TO FISH, HE FEEDS HIMSELF FOR LIFE. (NEVER, underestimate another man's greed) Current Tank Info: SPS dominated barebottom display with BB sump since 2005, most consistant parameters in 19+ years of reefkeeping.

04/29/2006, 05:37 AM	#2
kau_cinta_ku Moved On Join Date: May 2005 Location: NW Iowa Posts: 8,669	i can only say that the shrooms and kenya tree's will make it fine but can't say for sure about the others. i would say just keep up with water changes to keep the levels down till the tank becomes stable on it's own.