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asylumdown 03-17-2014 12:09 AM

I just want to clarify - I in no way think it's the bulk chems that are responsible, I know tons of other people who are using the exact same ones from the exact same batches without problems, but I also know that I changed a lot of things in a short amount of time before this all began, which if this is a 'syncopated event' of a bunch of small changes working together to cause a serious problem, returning to the brands I was using before this all began is (at least I hope) a way to eliminate one avenue of stress.

In any case I got some more advice today and a 100% water change really does seem like the best way forward. I resisted it because I'm sooooo not set up to do that, but tomorrow I'm going to try and track down 6 more of the 55 gallon rain barrels to start making water.

gregzz4 03-17-2014 03:10 AM

Stick with it Adam :smile: We're rootin' for ya !!!
I know it's depressing but I can't imagine not running my tank now ...

Somebody on here local to you must be able to loan you a tank large enough to hold your WC water for a week

Stick with it and you'll be happy you got through it :biggrin:

How much water do you need to hold to do a 100% WC ?
300g ? 350G ?

Put a post up looking for loaner tanks ...

If I was in your town I'd be there to help you stay in the hobby

gregzz4 03-17-2014 03:15 AM

A 50g from this guy, and a 100g from that guy, and another here and there is all it takes to do the job !!!

lastlight 03-17-2014 03:31 AM

or buy a 300g plastic trough. then you can store it somehwere in case you need it again. easy enough to move alone.

ronau 03-17-2014 03:56 AM

I have a new Laguna PT795 (51"x32"x18") basin and a couple 32 gallon brutes you can borrow.

asylumdown 03-17-2014 05:11 AM

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Originally Posted by lastlight (Post 886734)
or buy a 300g plastic trough. then you can store it somehwere in case you need it again. easy enough to move alone.

Do you know where to pick one of those up in Calgary?

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Originally Posted by ronau (Post 886735)
I have a new Laguna PT795 (51"x32"x18") basin and a couple 32 gallon brutes you can borrow.

Thanks man, I'll PM you.

kien 03-17-2014 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by asylumdown (Post 886744)
Do you know where to pick one of those up in Calgary?



Thanks man, I'll PM you.

Dude, I just totally remembered that I bought a 150g trough last summer to house my Koi temporarily. I still have it and am not using it at the moment if you want to borrow it.

kien 03-17-2014 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by asylumdown (Post 886744)
Do you know where to pick one of those up in Calgary?



Thanks man, I'll PM you.

Also, I got mine at UCA up by Airdrie. They sell farm stuffs.

lastlight 03-17-2014 05:37 AM

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Originally Posted by asylumdown (Post 886744)
Do you know where to pick one of those up in Calgary?

I would try UFA if Kien's suggestion doesn't pan out.

kien 03-17-2014 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by kien (Post 886746)
Also, I got mine at UCA up by Airdrie. They sell farm stuffs.

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Originally Posted by lastlight (Post 886753)
I would try UFA if Kien's suggestion doesn't pan out.

Right, UFA, not UCA. They had big 300g ones there for sure, but they are expensive !


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