Using anti-freeze to cycle...

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Catchy thread title -- it definitely caught my eye! I'm glad you joined us. There are lots of experienced reefers on this forum and many are willing to jump in and offer suggestions if you have any questions. If you get the chance, please start up a build thread under "member tanks" we would love to watch your reef evolve as time goes on. Welcome!
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Welcome to R2R, Eric!

I'd recommend using antifreeze to cycle only after you've drank a cup or two of it! :eek:

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Catchy thread title -- it definitely caught my eye! I'm glad you joined us. There are lots of experienced reefers on this forum and many are willing to jump in and offer suggestions if you have any questions. If you get the chance, please start up a build thread under "member tanks" we would love to watch your reef evolve as time goes on. Welcome!
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Thank you I will do that.
 
Welcome!

A flame thrower is also an excellent way to heat an aquarium.

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You know...I think I read that information somewhere before! Perhaps a professional reefing journal. ;Hilarious;Hilarious;Hilarious
 

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