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Bomber said:Seal them real good with SuperGlue before you mount them.
And continue to do the water changes in conjunction with siphoning of any detritus found on the LR.
Bomber said:Seal them real good with SuperGlue before you mount them.
Can you eat it?photobarry said:That's that thing that you find in fish tanks, that's about yea' big around and has the little things hanging off it. Oh, and sometimes it's sticky. ROTFL
Bomber said:Can you eat it?
Come on now, lets not try to fool anyone. The reason behind that has more to do with logistics, simplification, and sterility than it does with nutrient control. Not many research projects are going to run long enough for a DSB to crash.Barry, you work around in the marine labs on the west coast. Does anyone out there use sand for anything other than directly related to sediment studies or benthic ecology?
You're telling me that BBs are 100% efficient? You honestly believe that? You are pulling out EXACTLY what you put in, minus the little bit used for growth; no more, no less? If so can I buy the golden gate bridge from you to?LOL yes BB tanks can go on forever. There is no sink, rocks shed.
Bomber said:That's what I thought. Corals are just live rock with a thin layer of living tissue over it. Coral skelotons act the same way live rock acts it that they can wick up nutrients, like live rock wicks up nutrients when it's sitting in dirty sand.
Lanikai, kahakai nani, aloha no au ia 'oe. A hui hou kakou.greenbean36191 said:Come on now, lets not try to fool anyone. The reason behind that has more to do with logistics, simplification, and sterility than it does with nutrient control. Not many research projects are going to run long enough for a DSB to crash.
FWIW Dr. Kempf has a sandbed in his holding tank for Berghia. They only go into BB beakers when he's culturing them.
You're telling me that BBs are 100% efficient? You honestly believe that? You are pulling out EXACTLY what you put in, minus the little bit used for growth; no more, no less? If so can I buy the golden gate bridge from you to?
I really feel like I'm talking to a wall here, so I think I'm about done. I really don't expect to be missed, so have fun talking bad about me after I'm gone.
FastFish720 said:Why not set your oven to the clean cycle? It's there for a reason.
FastFish720 said:Why not set your oven to the clean cycle? It's there for a reason.
smoknreefrs said:Lanikai, kahakai nani, aloha no au ia 'oe. A hui hou kakou.
jackson6745 said:Thanks. I didn't even know this was possible. I will be more aggressive in keeping my rocks clean and detritus free. I just gave them a tunze stream blast and I'm preparing a water change
Weatherman said:It was their extrapolation I thought amusing, almost as if the implication was that as the depth of the sand approached zero the death rate approached infinity.
No, I was just pointing out that people keep saying things like "there is no nutrient time bomb" or "my BB can run forever." It can't. The rocks are still trapping nutrients ever so slowly unless your tank is 100% efficient.
greenbean36191 said:
You're telling me that BBs are 100% efficient? You honestly believe that? You are pulling out EXACTLY what you put in, minus the little bit used for growth; no more, no less? If so can I buy the golden gate bridge from you to?
I really feel like I'm talking to a wall here, so I think I'm about done. I really don't expect to be missed, so have fun talking bad about me after I'm gone.
jackson6745 said:Thanks. I didn't even know this was possible. I will be more aggressive in keeping my rocks clean and detritus free. I just gave them a tunze stream blast and I'm preparing a water change
I disagree.joefish said:Nothing in life is 100% except the fact that one day we will all be dead .
SeanT said:I disagree.