there seems to be a lot of confunsion about curing dead rock and curing live rock. or maybe im just the one who is confused. either way it make is difficult to search for suggestions on what to do.
so i have a lot of rock that was from my 90 gal but i have since let it dry out, it even froze for a lengthy time and now i need to clean it up so i can use some of it in the 240 gal. so far i have had it in 5 gal buckets or cooler full of RO water and i have been trying to swap the water every week.
now im at the point where the construction of the 240 is to the point where i can add some water. would it be worth it to mave all of the rock to the 24o full of fresh water and a couple power heads to allow them to clean up better?
also if i do move them to the tankdo you think that it is worth it to use RO water? or should i just speed up the process by using tap water (softened well water)?
so i have a lot of rock that was from my 90 gal but i have since let it dry out, it even froze for a lengthy time and now i need to clean it up so i can use some of it in the 240 gal. so far i have had it in 5 gal buckets or cooler full of RO water and i have been trying to swap the water every week.
now im at the point where the construction of the 240 is to the point where i can add some water. would it be worth it to mave all of the rock to the 24o full of fresh water and a couple power heads to allow them to clean up better?
also if i do move them to the tankdo you think that it is worth it to use RO water? or should i just speed up the process by using tap water (softened well water)?