A tale of two tanks

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Disclaimer: zero relation whatsoever to the plot of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens.

Salifert Nitrate test
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Two tanks:
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Sigh.. which to deal with first..

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Just exchange water
Brilliant! I'll set up a water change schedule where I swap a couple of gallons from each back and forth. The clean one will clean up the dirty water and the dirty one mess up the clean water, then swap again!

Water changes without making new water :) What could go wrong?
 
Plumb it together. LOL
There's an idea... I imagine you would have a single sump with two different pumps in the return chamber, a smaller pump for the nano and the large one for the 80g... hrmm... The nano (zero nitrates) would almost act like a refugium!
 
Brilliant! I'll set up a water change schedule where I swap a couple of gallons from each back and forth. The clean one will clean up the dirty water and the dirty one mess up the clean water, then swap again!

Water changes without making new water :) What could go wrong?
Who does water changes anymore?? Toss some AFR in and you’ll be fine maybe
 
Never read that book. LOL, couldn't even tell ya what it's about! But it's GOTTA be good!
 
Who does water changes anymore?? Toss some AFR in and you’ll be fine maybe
I don't remember when my last water change was. Seems like a good idea to do one, though. Wish I knew what I am doing differently that's causing the high nitrates in my 40. It was struggling to stay above 0ppm for the longest time. I've had two fish deaths and a whole bunch of macro death, so maybe that's dumping a bunch of nitrates/phosphates. I've also been feeding a bit more liberally trying to get the pencil wrasse to eat. Plus the Plank Reef Jerky might just be adding up over time. Oh, and my DI/Carbon/Sediment filters were way expired and I just changed them, so maybe that is a factor.
 

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