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Yeah id say tap water is your problem cyno will stay if there is too much nutrients in your tank. If you have a sand bed, Photophate has probly soaked into the sand and rock. It will take a coupe months for it to clear up. Using consititant RO-DI water changes.
-you need to manage your cal and alk level for coraline to grow. -Snails you need to slow drip accumlated them. -POD's really only reproduce if you have a fuge. I wouldnt worry too much about this because once you add fish there toast anyways. |
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I don't agree with this. If your adding 10% new water every week the tank will have plenty of goodies for coraline. I use Instant Ocean and I am good about my water changes and my tank is a coraline factory.
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That should have given you a bunch of useful information. The lid will only prevent some evaporation, but it won't lower the number of waterchanges you will need to do. You are right though, it will likely get too hot to use the lid in summer. Purple Up is definately snake oil imo. Looks like you're headed in the right direction now! ![]() |
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Right, Sorry,
I meant top ups not water changes. With the lid I wont have to top up water as much. This will make lugging RODI water a little more manageable. Thanks again guys. |
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