Live Bio-Media in container?

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I just had a friend of mine cycle some of my bio media bricks in his sump for a few weeks and had picked it up today.

My question is if I can leave the bio-media in a container for a few days in the same saltwater it was cycled in.

Will it require a heater or surface agitation?


My reason for asking is I am setting up my frag tank and I am in the process of having a new outlet installed for the tank and in the meantime, there isn't a nearby source of power for the frag tank. So no water, heat, or aeration yet.


Thanks in advance for your responses.
 
hi yes ,both ,would keep at 78 degrees,surface agitation not just swirling,keep an eye on evap ,put a mark on container to refill daily ,salinity can rise quick in small amounts of water :)
 

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