polarbear
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i dont but someone might come get him tomorrow on a trade. i dont think its the cause since the nitrate level has been like this for awahile. i just cant get it down. do you think i should do a larger water change? if so how much on the 29 gallon
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will nitra-zorb help?
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well the sea urchin im trying to get rid of has been eating my xenia and killing it. no live stock has died though
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i have a refugium already with macro in it. and i only reed every other day. i might have to do a larger water change next time. is 20 ppm to high or is it ok?
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thanks to each of you for helping out. i have another question. how can i lower my nitrates? they are sitting at 20 ppm. i already did a 5 gallon water change yesterday. its a 29 gallon biocube. the nitrates have been at this same level for awhile, even the last time i did a water change and things are doing well. Is there something i can by that will take some out as well?
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im south and work south
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i work until 6pm. i dont know if you will be around then. just let me know. im interested in a mix of both zoas if thats ok with you
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will you be coming into austin anytime soon?
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what type do you have? can you post a picture of them?
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I have a black spiny sea urchin up for trade. I have had him for about 3 months and he is doing great. the only reason im getting rid of it is because it has been eating my xenia. i dont know why but he has already ate 2 pieces. also hes been knocking things over in the tank since hes in my 29 gallon biocube. Im looking to trade him for something. nothing big just some zoas or something. let me know if your interested. here is a picture taken on me phone. Black Spin
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i try
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Getting out of hobby - 29gal complete reef
polarbear replied to Nano_Steve's topic in Complete Systems
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sorry guys. i am no longer in need of these. i came across some other ones. thanks though Brooks for offering to break them up for us.
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first i wanted to know how long I should wait to dose my tank with the stuff i have after doing a water change. i just finished the water change and wasnt sure if i should wait until tomorrow to give things time to settle after the water change or if its ok to do it now. Another thing is, i have some kenya tree frags in my sump right now and i want to move them into my main tank. I was going to fresh water dip them in cause there was any flat worms left down there (since i had a little trouble with them a couple of weeks ago). will a fresh water dip hurt this type of coral?
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i dont have room for the whole thing so would anyone like to go halfs with me and we can split them?
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160 gallons? all for $35.00?
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its a toad stool leather coral -
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From the album: My 29 gallon BioCube
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From the album: My 29 gallon BioCube
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From the album: My 29 gallon BioCube
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From the album: My 29 gallon BioCube
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sorry to hear the little lady isnt doing well. if i had the money to take her i would to help with the little critters in my tank. For those who havent met Dena and her husband and seen their tanks, they are awsome. Me and the wife stopped by about a week ago and everything looked great. Even the new solana. Thanks again for having us at your home.
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How much?
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do you have a bucket and an extra pump? I got a small float from a member on here for $5.00 and spliced it into a extension cord. I then made a clip to hold the float in the refugium. all you do then is plug up the pump to one end of the cord then plug the other end into the wall. i use a bucket for the RO water but you could always dress it up a little. here is a link to where i got the idea from. it works great. the video is not all that great but it works. i can send you some pics later if you want. you can find the floats for cheap
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