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Just tested ammonia to be sure.
Certainly 0.
Certainly 0.
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Unless the new rock has phosphate, but who knows.
I can tell you that the best thing I ever did for my tank was when I stopped running gfo and carbon and let the tank do it’s thing. That’s when my SPS started thriving.
Out of curiosity since I think this is awesome and following along. Question Would it do any good to just ghost feed the new tank I know they are connected but my keep your no3 and po4 up.
Good call @ScottB, @motortrendz and @brandon429 on reducing light intensity!
I believe this reduced the stress on my acros during the connection.
Very interesting experiment. I have done this before and lost everything in the starter tank. But I have had great success doing a water change and using the old water to start new tanks with out dosing and kind of bacteria what so ever just using the bacteria floating in the water column. With this method I have been able to start new seems without any ugly stages and within a week add coral and fish.