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yup....use it up..
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Im setting my new tank up with 90% dead rock. It was my old LR that I had no way of keeping wet for a few months. Im going to get a HUGE cycle from it but eventually it will be LR again.
Just watch your water parameters after adding it. You should get some kind of spike. |
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So if I just add it my parameters will go up right? Would it be so high that it will kill off live organisms already on the live rock? It's been 2 weeks and my tank has yet to show any type of cycle with 40lbs LR with lots or critters and coraline.
Should I put it in heated buckets with aeration for awhile first? |
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After what they've been through to get to your tank, the critters on "live rock" are tough! Unless your dead rock is real grungy I wouldn't worry about it. You don't have any fish or inverts in yet do you?
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no fish or inverts yet so I threw it in a bucket of SW with some aeration and it still has some pink/purple stuff. Could that still be alive? I got this stuff used but I believe it's been dry for atleast a year.
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Just make sure you use some live rock to seed the rest of the rock
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