Blaira

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No not yet going to get some this weekend. What do you mean cycled???
Cycling the tank builds certain types of bacteria to convert ammonia to things less harmful to your tank inhabitants . Live rock contains this bacteria and if you have none you will have ammonia spikes.
 
Cycling the tank builds certain types of bacteria to convert ammonia to things less harmful to your tank inhabitants . Live rock contains this bacteria and if you have none you will have ammonia spikes.
Ooh I didn't know that but hey I will be getting some live rock tomorrow I do have a little in my sump that should be ok yes
 
Ooh I didn't know that but hey I will be getting some live rock tomorrow I do have a little in my sump that should be ok yes
I don't know if you've got enough or not but I wouldn't put any more livestock in your tank until you figure this out . There's lots of videos on you tube about starting a saltwater tank. You should also be testing for ammonia
and dealing with it if it spikes . The cycle should be done before livestock goes in the tank
 
Welcome to R2R and the salty world Blair. Take things slowly. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
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I don't know if you've got enough or not but I wouldn't put any more livestock in your tank until you figure this out . There's lots of videos on you tube about starting a saltwater tank. You should also be testing for ammonia
and dealing with it if it spikes . The cycle should be done before livestock goes in the tank
 
Yes I do agree and right now I'm checking for nh3 2 3 ph every other day and all at this time seem ok giving really good reading salinity also giving good so I hope all is ok and I can add the two cleaner shrimps Blair
 

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