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Thanks! I'll keep it for now.Yeast is actually a good ingredient. You will look high and low for a fish food without yeast. It is basically 95% vitamins, especially B vitamins and 5% minerals.
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Thanks! I'll keep it for now.Yeast is actually a good ingredient. You will look high and low for a fish food without yeast. It is basically 95% vitamins, especially B vitamins and 5% minerals.
I really don't have any lights on it, I'm using the light currently on my freshwater right next to it. I would think I'd have algae, however, because the tanks are really close, I have a window nearby, and I also have a full spectrum led plant grower.What is your lighting cycle currently?
Sorry I disobeyed you... [emoji26] I got a CUC (two hermits three snails), macro algae, a mushroom, and a bicolor benny. Acclimating now!I always side on caution and start with just cuc. Watch to make sure ammonia doesn't spike over a week of light feeding the cuc then one or two fish.
Lol my word is far from law. Just be sure to keep checking the ammonia regularly.Sorry I disobeyed you... [emoji26] I got a CUC (two hermits three snails), macro algae, a mushroom, and a bicolor benny. Acclimating now!
Thanks for the advise! Everything's in!I would drip acclimate everything but the macro. How long depends on. The difference between Sg of the waters. Generally 30 min to 1 hr if the water is similar. Let me see if I can scrounge up the link.
Thank you! I'm working on putting in a cooling fan for the summer.The algea is grape caulerpa. The snails looks like a margarita snail. Unfortunately those guys like cooler water so if your tank gets on the warm side they may not fair well.
How much salinity differents is there and how much dose the temperature changeDoes anyone know if the freshwater from top offs can hurt or stress coral, fish, inverts, or anything? I see the salinity difference when I top off, and I'm scared it's going to kill something.
Well I'm topping it off with pure freshwater, so 100%. I'm topping it off at room temperature, so the temperature difference isn't too bad.How much salinity differents is there and how much dose the temperature change
I have never had a problem. Try to top off every day or other day so the total change in SG is not more then .01 or so. If you have a refugium of any type slowly add water in there so you don't stress your more delicate critters. If something happens and your SG gets way high it is often best to bring it up over a period of time by adding lower SG saltwater and doing wc.Well I'm topping it off with pure freshwater, so 100%. I'm topping it off at room temperature, so the temperature difference isn't too bad.