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Originally Posted by gregzz4
Surface agitation and open a window for the afternoon; feed fresh but filtered outside air directly to your skimmer intake works best.
Are you using an Ammo Alert? It would be best if you did and only use the AmGuard IF required. Let the cycle happen and perform WCs if needed to control NO2. Keep up with the Stability for a week min. Once NH3 is under control you can stop dosing it.
If you keep binding up NH3 with the AG your cycle will be retarded.
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If only it wasn't so cold here having a window open would be easier! I can increase the surface agitation though.
I haven't been using a ammo alert. I actually have temporarily misplaced it during the move.
But I haven't added any amguard today.
I have a AQ50 sponge and 2 medium pieces of live rock from the 75 gallon tank in there so I haven't seen any ammonia. I have been testing daily. Still adding stability though.
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Originally Posted by Dash
Glad to hear moving day was not too stressful. Good luck moving forward!
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Thanks. I'm hoping the corals bounce back. I think I have definitely lost the brain coral. The others could still turn around.