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08-31-2010, 09:46 PM
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I always notice new pieces of rubble and rock bits on my sandbed. Sorta like the rock disintegrates on its own when brought to life again. Not sure about actually holes but I'm curious what others might say.
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08-31-2010, 10:14 PM
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holes in rocks
don't waste money buying more rocks. just go buy bunch of 2 liter club sodas fill bucket up and dump those rocks in. soak rocks for however long until those things abandon rocks. don't worry about killing much of anything inside rock cause you wont.
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08-31-2010, 10:19 PM
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Is that going to kill everything in the rock ? What about some of the worms i want to keep ? After killing whats in it how do I get the pod population back up ? Will this really kill them ? What about the coraline on the rocks ?
How long do I put the rock in the soda for. ?
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30gal Reef 50lbs Fiji LR 25lbs Fiji LS. 10gal sump/ref Remora Maxi-jet 1200 , Mp10, HID 175 Swing arm 1 False Perc,(nemo) Blue Mandarin (Houdini) Soft Corals,CUC ( 7 months old)
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08-31-2010, 10:22 PM
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Killing the things in the rocks , wont this cause another cycle on them ? dead things bring ammonia and what not ? I have herd things will get out of the rock but what about stuff that might stay inside and die?
I dont want another cycle .
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30gal Reef 50lbs Fiji LR 25lbs Fiji LS. 10gal sump/ref Remora Maxi-jet 1200 , Mp10, HID 175 Swing arm 1 False Perc,(nemo) Blue Mandarin (Houdini) Soft Corals,CUC ( 7 months old)
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