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intarsiabox

06-06-2015 01:08 AM

A cheap API Ammonia test kit or badge.

lastlight

06-06-2015 02:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 953185)

If you buy cured live rock, there is no cycle.

He didn't suggest a road bike. He's actually making an effort for you now. Your hazing period is over :)

Aquattro

06-06-2015 02:51 AM

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Originally Posted by lastlight (Post 953218)

He didn't suggest a road bike. He's actually making an effort for you now. Your hazing period is over :)

Road bikes are probably over budget :)

Myka	06-06-2015 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 953185)

If you buy cured live rock, there is no cycle.

That's my best suggestion too!

jazzywashbuckler

06-06-2015 04:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 953189)

Well, it's true. Even using freshly shipped rock, took me a week to cure it and add to tank. Added all corals and fish right away.

But, being in a hurry is a sure way to go south real quick. Start tank in June. Post about algae problems first week of August, selling whole system by October, don't want to part out. You're gonna part it out anyway, lose tons of money on what you spent trying to build a budget tank fast.

It's true I should just wait lol nice and slow. I'm in this for long haul it's been a dream since I was kid, lol I had this tank sitting for a year looking at a tank with sand, rock but no water. Wife saying get it out my kitchen just throw it lol.

jazzywashbuckler

06-06-2015 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Myka (Post 953234)

That's my best suggestion too!

Your posts are the best for newbies, I have thoroughly enjoyed. Wow do you really write all that or cut and paste. Hope I'm not being rude.

jazzywashbuckler

06-06-2015 05:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Aquattro (Post 953219)

Road bikes are probably over budget :)

Road bikes are over budget. You seen the China knock offs for these carbon ones . It's on YouTube .

I'm after a specialized 29er or even full suspension. Used of course but sadly put on hold. Tank comes first. Next year I guess.

Reef Pilot

06-06-2015 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jazzywashbuckler (Post 953247)

I'm after a specialized 29er or even full suspension.

I have had one for just over a year now. Full suspension, with a dropper seat. Great climber, and best mtn bike I've ever had. Not full carbon, though. The many extra bucks for just a few pounds wasn't worth it to me. I only compete with myself.

Myka	06-06-2015 02:58 PM

So if the tank's been sitting there so long, what's the rush now? :D I assume it's dry rock then since it's been sitting there too? The Prodibio Start works quickly with dry rock. Keep your lights off while it's cycling too.

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Originally Posted by jazzywashbuckler (Post 953246)

Your posts are the best for newbies, I have thoroughly enjoyed. Wow do you really write all that or cut and paste. Hope I'm not being rude.

As long as you're not being sarcastic, it's not rude. ;)

I type 70 WPM, so typing a bunch doesn't take me long. When I'm on my phone (like now) my replies are shorter. :lol:

Aquattro

06-06-2015 03:26 PM

Can't help myself...this looks like a fast cycle!!

http://www.trekbikes.com/ca/en/bikes...da_slr_10_h1/#

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