Irishman360
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Would a 20 gallon tank be to small for 10 fish to go in for 60 days so my DT remains falow? The other 12 are for TTM.
20 Gal QT
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Irishman360
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I have a 40 gallon and have a 20 gallon sump. Would that be enough total water volume?
Irishman360
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Housing after TTM: I bought a brand new tank and sump when my wife showed interest in breading a while back ago (hell of a price too!), it has been sitting for a while. I plan on using this to house my fish while the DT is fallow after the TTM.
2. Could I transfer my protein skimmer and sump to this new tank to help with bacteria and bio load?
3. Should I sanitize it and let it dry completely before using it on the new tank?
4. All I would have in my DT is corals and inverts, my plan is to transfer the new sump to my DT so it still maintains water flow. Since there woun't be pretty much any bio-load, would this be a good use just to have the water flow? Would I need any filtration with it?
5. I've heard one of my LFS about some chemical that binds ammonia and nitrites and the skimmer deals with the rest when getting rid of it, is there such thing?
Any other thoughts on this processes will greatly help me with my battle plan.
2. Could I transfer my protein skimmer and sump to this new tank to help with bacteria and bio load?
3. Should I sanitize it and let it dry completely before using it on the new tank?
4. All I would have in my DT is corals and inverts, my plan is to transfer the new sump to my DT so it still maintains water flow. Since there woun't be pretty much any bio-load, would this be a good use just to have the water flow? Would I need any filtration with it?
5. I've heard one of my LFS about some chemical that binds ammonia and nitrites and the skimmer deals with the rest when getting rid of it, is there such thing?
Any other thoughts on this processes will greatly help me with my battle plan.
