Using anti-freeze to cycle...

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Welcome to r2r, new here as well! Thxs for the tip, but would u recommend a gylcol over antifreeze?

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I see there are a lot of reef educated folks on here so when I need help I know I'll get it. Eric


I've been afraid to start a thread on this method, but you have given me courage Eric!
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
 
i will say anti-freeze dont work but have tried coolant. worked like a charm! :D;Hilarious;Hilarious;Hilarious lol. Welcome to R2R
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EDIT: Im waiting for someone to tell me its the same thing... anyone? oof...
 
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;Inpain Not really but did want to say hello to everyone and kind of new to the hobby and from reading through the forums I see there are a lot of reef educated folks on here so when I need help I know I'll get it. Eric
To use anti freeze to cycle, you must dose motor oil. I’m assuming you use windshield wipers to clean your glass, right?
 

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