sir_dudeguy
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ya i'd just stay w/ 2 times a day...i looked it up a bit on the boards and that seems to be what other people are doing.
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sir_dudeguy
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lol dang! why the wait?
sir_dudeguy
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oh! you're gone for 40 days?1!! wow thats a long time lol...and i thought my 10 day trip out of the country was long lol.
sir_dudeguy
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mmm..true true..i'd prolly just wait till you get back.
Flighty
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Good luck with your tank. While you wait to add the fish it will be an extremely beneficial time for the tank. Add some live sand and rock from other hobbyist's tanks and maybe a handful of macro algae and your clean up crew (snails and hermits etc). Be sure to feed the clean up crew a little and all sorts of life will have established itself by the time you get back.
It also sounds like a great future tank for a copperbanded butterfly. You have to be careful to get one which is small, healthy , and eating, but in a quiet tank like yours will be it would do great. You can not keep featherdusters with them, but other than that, mine have proven to be perfect reef citizens.
It also sounds like a great future tank for a copperbanded butterfly. You have to be careful to get one which is small, healthy , and eating, but in a quiet tank like yours will be it would do great. You can not keep featherdusters with them, but other than that, mine have proven to be perfect reef citizens.
sir_dudeguy
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you have sand too right? that will eventually turn live from the rock anyways, but it would really help to ask around for a scoop of sand from a few people...most everyone wont say no lol....but that will speed up your sand turnng live (if its not already)
and if you dont have sand...you dont have crushed coral by any chance do you??? if you do, i'd seriously recommend takin that out...causes quite a few problems.
anyways..does anyone know how many pounds (u.s.) 30 kg converts to??? and also, are the uk gallons the same as u.s. gallons, or do you guys go by liters?
and if you dont have sand...you dont have crushed coral by any chance do you??? if you do, i'd seriously recommend takin that out...causes quite a few problems.
anyways..does anyone know how many pounds (u.s.) 30 kg converts to??? and also, are the uk gallons the same as u.s. gallons, or do you guys go by liters?
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