Hey everyone,
I noticed this morning my return line is compromised and I plan to replace it this afternoon. when i plumbed my tank it was very complex and unnecessary so i plan to simplify it with 3 fittings and call it a day. my question is, what is the minimum time i have to wait for the glue to dry to be safe enough for my corals and fish? i have had an issue in the past where a big acan colony turned to brown jelly instantly after not waiting at all ( i know it was dumb)... but i want to get it back up and running asap without having to take all my dosing lines and heaters out of the sump because the sump is in a bad spot and isnt easily accessible.
any advice is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Nick
I noticed this morning my return line is compromised and I plan to replace it this afternoon. when i plumbed my tank it was very complex and unnecessary so i plan to simplify it with 3 fittings and call it a day. my question is, what is the minimum time i have to wait for the glue to dry to be safe enough for my corals and fish? i have had an issue in the past where a big acan colony turned to brown jelly instantly after not waiting at all ( i know it was dumb)... but i want to get it back up and running asap without having to take all my dosing lines and heaters out of the sump because the sump is in a bad spot and isnt easily accessible.
any advice is greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Nick