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ChaosFyre

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  • Birthday 04/06/1988

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    Bryan, TX, USA
  • Tank Size
    90g
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    Female

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  1. Here's another trick: If you have a magnet cleaner that doesn't float, get one of those smaller mag-floats that does, and attach the smaller mag float to the back of the larger magnet cleaner. It will stick on its own because its also magnetized, and its strong enough to pull the larger magnet cleaner to the surface if you happen to drop it.
  2. No problems. I did rinse them pretty well before I put them in. They were only decorative so I don't see any reason why they would have treated them either, though.
  3. I thought of something else: To minimize or completely eliminate hermit/snail predation (besides feeding algae wafers), buy a couple $1 decorative basket of assorted shells from the dollar store. pick out the hermit crab / snail shells, rinse them, and drop them into your tank. You can do this every few months as the shells get buried in the substrate. I have hermit crabs, and still have all my snails from day 1, and babies too now.
  4. I don't think anyone has said this one yet, though maybe no one is as poor as me porous landscaping rock, 10 cents per pound at your local rock/landscaping provider. There are a lot of varieties of rock to choose from. I got a couple neat flat rocks I used for shelves, and the rest I got with either large holes for caves or lots of tiny holes everywhere. I think this is great for beginners or for framework when aquascaping. I started out with all liverock, and I am slowly replacing the landscaping rocks with oceanic rock.
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    90 Gal Tank mo. 3

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