I just tested the water earlier and my parameters are as follows:
Salinity: 1.026 sg
Temp: 78 Degrees Fahrenheit
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0 ppm
Nitrate: >2 ppm
Ph: 8
Alkalinity: ~7.5 Dkh
I added Biospira to this tank after I initially filled it with water and it has been running for about 3-4 weeks. From what I've read that alkalinity reading is a bit low but I'm not sure if it is important for a tank that will only have fish in it at this time.
I've got a QT tank setup with a HOB filter, a heater, and a few pieces of PVC pipe. The filter media for the filter has been sitting in the DT sump for a couple of weeks now. The fish I was thinking of getting are 2 oscellaris or percula clowns depending on what they have at the store. My display tank is a 40 gallon breeder.
Is there anything I'm overlooking? I don't want to forget something and risk hurting my new pets!
Salinity: 1.026 sg
Temp: 78 Degrees Fahrenheit
Ammonia: 0 ppm
Nitrite: 0 ppm
Nitrate: >2 ppm
Ph: 8
Alkalinity: ~7.5 Dkh
I added Biospira to this tank after I initially filled it with water and it has been running for about 3-4 weeks. From what I've read that alkalinity reading is a bit low but I'm not sure if it is important for a tank that will only have fish in it at this time.
I've got a QT tank setup with a HOB filter, a heater, and a few pieces of PVC pipe. The filter media for the filter has been sitting in the DT sump for a couple of weeks now. The fish I was thinking of getting are 2 oscellaris or percula clowns depending on what they have at the store. My display tank is a 40 gallon breeder.
Is there anything I'm overlooking? I don't want to forget something and risk hurting my new pets!