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![]() What your doing sounds about right, that's all I've ever done. You might want to check the salinity of the water before you start and at the finish, if it's way off you may have to go longer.
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![]() Thanks Rob. Yeah I always run a few tests (pH, sallinity) on the bag water before I start. Lance
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![]() I confess I have not acclimated any of my fish or inverts. I make sure the sallinty and temp are the same and if the are, or once they are, into the tank they go. Never lost anything yet.
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![]() I've had the same luck also. If I have a "sensitive" specimen like a starfish, SPS or some LPS I may start a IV drip but honestly, a complicated & prolonged acclimation is unecessary MOST of the time.
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![]() Good to know that I'm not the only one. I was a little worried about shocking/scaring people.
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![]() I'm shocked!
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![]() The only things i spend any time acclimating are shrimp, snails and starfish. Everything else just gets dumped in once the temperature is the same
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