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Hello guys,
I'm struggling with high phosphate since months, I think the main cause appart from my fish population is the sand bed and the aquascape that is not optimum for proper water flow.
so my idea was to transfer all corals and fish a few hours in another tank the time to take of and replace all the sand bed and water,change thebrock placement and then put everything again in the tank.
I did this befor some years ago when I transferd all in the new tank. I had no lost but at this time I just had lps and softies, but now I have many sps..so good or bad idea?
In theory it should do nothing as when we get corals from the store, the settings are also not same than mine ,no?
I'm struggling with high phosphate since months, I think the main cause appart from my fish population is the sand bed and the aquascape that is not optimum for proper water flow.
so my idea was to transfer all corals and fish a few hours in another tank the time to take of and replace all the sand bed and water,change thebrock placement and then put everything again in the tank.
I did this befor some years ago when I transferd all in the new tank. I had no lost but at this time I just had lps and softies, but now I have many sps..so good or bad idea?
In theory it should do nothing as when we get corals from the store, the settings are also not same than mine ,no?