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  1. DrTim
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    Dr. Tim products on a dosing pump?

    Hello You can definitely put the product in a doser. Some mixing is preferred but that depends on how much you add. The product does settle out but...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 19, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Ive been refered to you and have a few questions.

    Hello - As Schackmel said Renee has a ton of experience which I am sure she would share with about how to keep, how often to feed etc. I think...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 16, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    cynobacteria

    A couple of thing can happen with the red slime remover that may result in fish deaths: 1) it can kill the nitrifiers which will lead elevated...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 15, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Ive been refered to you and have a few questions.

    Hello As others have noted this is too many fish and the wrong type of a reef tank. You need to decide are you going to have a reef tank where the...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 15, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Live Sand & One and Only

    that's it
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 12, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    cynobacteria

    great! got any before and after pictures?
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 12, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Live Sand & One and Only

    it is possible - it depends on how much organic stuff was in the sand and how long everything has been in the bag - that's why you have to measure...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Live Sand & One and Only

    ok - that's fine. But before adding fish measure ammonia just to make sure. I would let the one & only work for 48 hours before adding the fish.
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Live Sand & One and Only

    What I would do is delay adding the One & Only for a few days and keep the skimmer on. If you do get a bloom from the organics in the live sand the...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    cynobacteria

    Great - what phase the treatment I outlined are you in?
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
  11. DrTim
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    Live Sand & One and Only

    You should be fine but generally the live sand product can cause two short-term 'problems'. The first is that because the sand is full of organics...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    One and Only vs dead rock

    Hey Beachbreak - thanks for posting your experiences. Your are progressing normally - about 6-7 days for the first dose to get to 0 and now that you...
    Post by: DrTim, Apr 5, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    cynobacteria

    Hello Before starting with the Re-Fresh and Waste-Away stop using all the other products. Too much at one time is not good. Keep the skimmer...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 20, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    NP-active Pearls not working

    Hi Lucas You should definitely not stress over the number - your corals and your tank's general condition (algae, cyanobacteria, lack thereof) will...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 20, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    NP-active Pearls not working

    Units - it matters! You don't really have that much nitrate. The test is giving results in the nitrate ion. So you have a value of 20 nitrate...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 18, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    One and Only ?'s

    Hello You need to get the nitrite down below 5 ppm so at least a 33% water change maybe even 50%. As long as the temperature is close (with...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 18, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    NP-active Pearls not working

    hello Lucas Few questions: First -- what units are you using? Nitrate ion or nitrate-nitrogen? Second -- what is your orthophosphate value?...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 12, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Does it really work?

    The only thing you might consider adding is bacteria to breakdown what's left on the pukani rock. You want to make sure it is cure well and right...
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 11, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Does it really work?

    So you decided to go with fishless cycling - the ammonia and nitrite wil go down over the next few days
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 8, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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    Does it really work?

    Ok so far but you are going to want to get a source of ammonia at some point - either add some liverock, a few fish or liquid ammonia. Cheers
    Post by: DrTim, Mar 7, 2012 in forum: DrTim's Aquatics
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