Rock cooking, it does work.

[Themonsterisme]

No im not going to cook my rocks, I have no need to.

Nor should we see you always reccomending to do so, since you have only had your rock back in your tank for a month.

Your seeing a very short term success and after another 2.5 years and you dont have hair algae.. Then.. and only then.. would I consider it a success.



What are you going to say if in 6 months you have hair algae again?

Bahahaha ...a nay sayer now convinced?

 

[4fishman]

I agree with Baalz. The long term success is the proof. I wish you would hae posted your initial water parameters in order to determine if the hair algae was an issue due ot your husbandry (no offense).

 

[trueblackpercula]

You guys no this thread is three years old ? Lol

 

[Linkblaze]

Bahahaha ...a nay sayer now convinced?

2.5 years, to the day! :deadhorse1:

Edit, or is it 3.5? Math is hard.

 

[Themonsterisme]

You guys no this thread is three years old ? Lol

Yea I knew it was old...just was re reading through it...and found that post funny

 

[Themonsterisme]

I agree with Baalz. The long term success is the proof. I wish you would hae posted your initial water parameters in order to determine if the hair algae was an issue due ot your husbandry (no offense).

And if it wasn't due to husbandry? And this is a older and also a very very used method nowadays ...soooo I'd say there is your long term success with this method

 

[SeanT]

"Cooking" my rock kept me in the hobby for an additionalike 8 years.

Of all the problems I had, not having hair algae was a Godsend. ☆☆☆☆☆

 

[trueblackpercula]

SeanT I living legand