ok now i get a lot of different stories on how to make water changes after a week of cycling. now i heard 75% is this true? or is it 10%? i have a 30 gallon tank with my powerheads going and skimmer (which is pulling out nasty crap) got my HOB wet/dry running also. thanks guys
a baster or a powerhead always worked for me, scrubbing it will take off nasties and also goodies. so I would rather have the goodies left on, and let the nasties die off with good water quality
Depends on whats in the tank and whether your tank has finished cycling.
Many/most people cycle their tanks with nothing in the tank other than some std cured live rock .. in those cases changing the water in mid cycle doesn't make any sense. On the other hand if you have fish or live rock with lots of "life" then changing the water to remove ammonia will help preserve that life.
doing good so far. water changes imo save alot of the goodies that normally can't handle high ammonia levels so keeping it down with water changes helps
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