Justinandkrista
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Whats that look like with the 50/50 cush coral with sand. Id like to see cuz i might just try that.
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Justinandkrista
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Where do you all run your carbon. I have a sr3 skimmer and heater in the 1st and 2nd chambers. Can you put a corbon bag next to the heater in chamber one? I wouldnt think so becuase i have the nylon mesh filter bag and it would melt it wouldnt it if it touched. Where else can i put in.
dxtr
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I leave my moonlights on 24/7, even the ones I modded intot he hood.
As for dosing: Phytoplankton 1x a week, Parts A & B 1x a week, and essential elements after each water change.
As for the heater and carbon bag, will it fit in the chamber with the skimmer? I also don't think it would be a good idea putting the mesh bag next to the heater.
Pic of my 14g Biocube showing moonlight mod.
As for dosing: Phytoplankton 1x a week, Parts A & B 1x a week, and essential elements after each water change.
As for the heater and carbon bag, will it fit in the chamber with the skimmer? I also don't think it would be a good idea putting the mesh bag next to the heater.
Pic of my 14g Biocube showing moonlight mod.
jkrentz2515
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How about the spot where the sponge in chamber 3 is? When I ever get around to getting some that is where it is going.
Justinandkrista
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Well how easy is it to take the sponge out. Is it glued in.
Justinandkrista
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what moonlight mod is that.
Justinandkrista
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perf im doing in now.
Justinandkrista
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Any one replaced the stocker with a 1200 and how well does it hook up to the green pipe? Thinking of geting one from here.
Justinandkrista
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Any one replaced the stock return pump with a MJ 1200? Will it fit and if so how well does it hook up to the green pipe? Will i have to cut it?
Justinandkrista
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Do you think it would be a problem to just drop the bag of carbon into chamber 3. Its kinda layin on top of the pump would that be a problem. I also put the filter foam back in.
jkrentz2515
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Just make sure the bag doesn't get caught in the pump or you will have a mess.
Justinandkrista
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True i didnt think so its got a thick tight mesh bag.
jmadison, yes, Your sand will settle. I don't have the statistics, but in one cubic ft. of live sand there are said to be millions of living organisms that are beneficial to your tank. Hence the term "Live Sand". How large of a tank are you moving? I moved mine from work to home, and did not see any issues. Entire move from drain to set up was about 2 hours. I took all livestock out except the Anemone, and the rock he was stuck on. I drained all the water but what covered him, the rock, and the sand. I was quite worried when I did it, but I did save the water I took out as to not shock the tank too much. The sand will stir up during the ride, but if it's not down more than an hour or two, it shouldn't be to bad. Try to keep your temp as it would be if the tank is still set up. In the end, the anemone was stressed and he split. No noticeable cycle to speak of.
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