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Alright, that pretty much means wait it out until ammonia and nitrites are 0, then add a fish. By then, you should have at least some of the rock, as...
Well, you don't usually offroad on a track, do you? I kinda gave some random car "specs" to start, since I don't usually consider specifications to...
It's also a bit small of a tank for a group of discus that's 5-6 strong.
Only plug it in to start it, then unplug it. That is what's making it hard to balance the level in the sump with the level in the DT.
40ppm isn't really acceptable nitrate, it's "hopefully stuff won't die" nitrate levels. You want it to be 5 or under, depending on the tank. Don't...
+1, said very well.
You'd get some noise based on it being over the water, or possible flooding issues if it's under the bottom of the teeth of the overflow. Otherwise,...
The worst thing about tap water is that it's got 0 guarantee, and high variability. You never know whether you'll get relatively clean water, or...
Is there a plug on the overflow box? As in, are you plugging it in like you would a HOB filter/skimmer/powerfilter?
Eh, kinda. I was thinking the faucet mounted, 3 stage ones were DI, but after doing a bit more looking, they seem to be just a carbon filter. That...
Once you mix your saltwater after it's filtered at 0 TDS, it goes back up to a fairly large number. The TDS of natural ocean water is in the...
I think PUR is actually a mini DI unit with a prefilter....
I would just check the results of your first test at the LFS to be sure. The LFS results should be pretty close to yours. If not, there may be...
Copper binds to some oxygen-carrying compounds in fish and inverts, which basically suffocates them. You need amounts at greater than seawater...
The only one you can't use is pH. the high range pH should work for saltwater, as long as it goes up to at least 8.4. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate...
Well, it depends on what test it is. Ammonia, nitrite and nitrate will read the same between a fresh and saltwater kit barring some chemical...
17 ppm phosphates or chlorine, among many others, is very deadly. You don't know what that 17ppm is composed of, and you also don't know what isn't...
Brooklynella. Clownfish are highly susceptible to it, while most other fish aren't.
I'm going to guess a blastomussa, just to go against the grain.
Ah, I forgot to mention, it's a beast at offroading.
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