Copper level for inverts?

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I just finished a Quarantine cycle with coppersafe. I cleaned everything with vinegar and rinsed biomedia in fresh saltwater. I put wc water from dt into qt with the biomedia. I tested copper (hanna) and it is 0.14. Is that too high for inverts? I am picking up some nassarius and cerith snails today.
 
I just finished a Quarantine cycle with coppersafe. I cleaned everything with vinegar and rinsed biomedia in fresh saltwater. I put wc water from dt into qt with the biomedia. I tested copper (hanna) and it is 0.14. Is that too high for inverts? I am picking up some nassarius and cerith snails today.
The HR hanna isnt accurate down to those numbers really. I suspect you are copper free but, what biomedia did you use in the QT?
Not sure thats a smart thing to keep in the tank if youre putting inverts in right away.
 
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