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ok...sounds good. And it is my understanding that I should add the live sand on TOP of the dry aragonite? Is that correct?

Originally Posted by Sly When you add the substrate to your tank, any dieoff within the sand will decay and cause ammonia, etc. to form. It will take your tank another month to cycle in this sand before it becomes stable again. What about if I just add the dry aragonite...then there will be...

I bought an Australian clownfish from my LFS a couple weeks ago. It looks just like a Tomato Clown. The thing is, I don't see anything online regarding an "australian" clown. Is it just another name for a Tomato? Thanks.

I am 4 weeks into curing my live rock in my 90g FOWLR tank. The live rock is sitting on bare bottom. The nitrites are starting to come down. I figure perhaps 2 more weeks until the tank is cycled. Can I add my substrate now or should I wait until the tank is completely cycled. I have 80...

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I am starting a 90g FOWLR tank. The live rock is 4 weeks into the curing process. I am using well water. How do I / will I know whether or not I need a RO or RO/DI unit?

I am a newbie. I am 4 weeks into cycling a 90g FOWLR tank. (I am getting the acronyms! ). There is just curing live rock in the tank along with a skimmer, powerhead and canister filter. I have a Rena Fillstar XP4 canister filter with just the media that came with it. As far as chemical...

I am trying to decide which tang to put in my 90g FOWLR. :notsure: I like the blue hippo (regal) tang, but have read that they need more than 90g. The yellow is nice....but too common. Does anyone have experience with the Chevron...it looks cool. Is 90g enough? Thanks. :help:

i have the exact same setup. i think your water level is too low. Can you raise your water level to be higher than where the water shoots out from the return pipe? Mine does the same thing when I take out 5% of the water to do a 5% water change.