Where do you dispose of your old tank water?

[Av8bluewater]

If you guys have Caulerpa you should never put it in a drain or toilet.
Some areas are battling this stuff off the coast of Italy and Southern California due to Aquariums releasing spores. SPores can travel hundreds of miles to the ocean.
http://www.usc.edu/org/seagrant/caulerpa/publications/CaulerpaBrochure.pdf

 

[Beandawg]

Toilet for me.

Is that a cardboard cutout?

 

[msmith619]

She is real and I plan to keep her.

I have been researching her diet, she is reef safe, non aggressive, and tame enough to eat out of my hand. She has never bothered any of my SPS, or LPS. But, I don't think she is safe around shrimp, scallops, or clams. She recognizes me when I come home at night and gets very excited to see me. Overall, probably the best acquisition I have ever made!

Oh, and she loves me. :love2:

 

[Beandawg]

:lolspin:

 

[madweazl]

Always dumped mine on a gravel area in the yard.

 

[d2mini]

Always dumped mine on a gravel area in the yard.

Did this in the old house.
In the new house it goes down the utility sink in the garage.

I used to dump skimmate down the kitchen sink in the old house so i wouldn't have thought twice about dumping saltwater down there.

 

[madweazl]

I did the same with the skimate; wife lets me get away with anything.