Getting a bucket of saltwater is as simple as going outside my backyard. I live on a lake.
I have rocks that were live, but I left them outside for a month completely dry because I redid the rock structure and had some extras.
So now the rocks have dead organic matter on them. They need to be cured before I can use them again.
I live on a dock, and I was thinking of adding the rocks in the lake, but the water was too deep and I don’t have any ideas on how I can tie a bucket without risking to lose the rocks.
anyway, do I need to do water changes on the rocks? I tested the lake water and there’s no ammonia or nitrates. The lake water looks green, but when removed it’s clear.
What’s the easiest way to do it? Do I need to do water changes?
How long is the process to cure the dead matter? I don’t want to cycle. I just don’t want to leech garbage it my tank
I have rocks that were live, but I left them outside for a month completely dry because I redid the rock structure and had some extras.
So now the rocks have dead organic matter on them. They need to be cured before I can use them again.
I live on a dock, and I was thinking of adding the rocks in the lake, but the water was too deep and I don’t have any ideas on how I can tie a bucket without risking to lose the rocks.
anyway, do I need to do water changes on the rocks? I tested the lake water and there’s no ammonia or nitrates. The lake water looks green, but when removed it’s clear.
What’s the easiest way to do it? Do I need to do water changes?
How long is the process to cure the dead matter? I don’t want to cycle. I just don’t want to leech garbage it my tank
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