gregzz4
10-21-2020, 10:42 PM
Just pulled today from my DT. Copepods and saw a small bristleworm.
Tank was low nutrient (0.03ish phosphates and 2-3 nitrates) but due to the large SPS colonies I had, I have no idea the true levels of NO3 and PO4 in this sand.
As I still had a coral and a fish I needed to leave the lights on, so some film algae started growing after removing the corals/rock and the army of snails .
Use to start a new tank, or rinse well; your call.
Started with 2 bags of Caribsea Aragamax Select 0.5-1.2mm (https://www.jlaquatics.com/caribsea-aragamax-select-sand-substrate-30lb.html).
Tank ran for over a year with no Aiptasia, Valonia, Vermetids, Bryopsis etc etc.
Approx 3 gallons in a bucket - enough for a 75g. Plus another 1 gallon I had started bleaching. So enough for 100g total.
$40.00
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Located near Canada Way and Royal Oak
Tank was low nutrient (0.03ish phosphates and 2-3 nitrates) but due to the large SPS colonies I had, I have no idea the true levels of NO3 and PO4 in this sand.
As I still had a coral and a fish I needed to leave the lights on, so some film algae started growing after removing the corals/rock and the army of snails .
Use to start a new tank, or rinse well; your call.
Started with 2 bags of Caribsea Aragamax Select 0.5-1.2mm (https://www.jlaquatics.com/caribsea-aragamax-select-sand-substrate-30lb.html).
Tank ran for over a year with no Aiptasia, Valonia, Vermetids, Bryopsis etc etc.
Approx 3 gallons in a bucket - enough for a 75g. Plus another 1 gallon I had started bleaching. So enough for 100g total.
$40.00
PM your # for fastest response or text me if you already have my #
Located near Canada Way and Royal Oak