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Originally Posted by Aztec Reef Im gonna have to disagree with u Steve.. The best choice would be distilled water.. As far as the glacier water, i doubt u tested it and it had 0 tds..If thats true than u may need a more accurate tds meter.. All drinking water has minerals and essential...

You haven't mentioned a QT. That's where your fish should go first, for 3 to 4 weeks. As Kim (the short guy with the glasses) mentioned above 5 small fish is all you can handle in a 35 IMO.

The LR is not just for looks

Geez Z, you have a whole bunch of animals you are taking care of don't ya?

Distilled water (Walmart, purple cap) is better than tap. Better yet, Culligan or Glacier machines. Down by me Culligan machines are at Walmart. Glacier, I have seen at CVS drugstores and Publix supermarkets. I live in Florida. I don't know if they have Publix or CVS by you. Their water is RO...

I guess I should have said "live" food instead of "fresh" food. I don't really know what my LFS's sell as I have been using pellet and frozen. My newly aquired 6 line dosen't seem to like pellet and I have been feeding him frozen mysis. So, since I only have 3 fish in my DT and the 6 line in my...

I have blue legs and scarlet reef crabs. I won't buy anymore. They eat my snails (ceriths, astreas, nerites & nassarius)

Royal Gramma, Lawnmower Blenny It's working for me.

How long will fresh food from the LFS keep in a refrigerator?

+1. I topoff a gallon a day in my 29 because of my fan, but it keeps my tank at 79-80.

Originally Posted by Kevin McRae I was under the impression the person was using an aquairum. Anyone who buys a 10 gallon "reptile tank" at a pet store for $50 instead of a 10 gallon "fish tank" for $10 is a moron. They are the same, they both hold water just fine. I've used tanks that have...

Z you just threw me a curveball. LR & LS in a frag tank?

I hope Kevin McRae is reading

Your title is misleading. You are not "after cycle". You are in the middle of it. You probably should have been monitoring your tank. Once your ammonia reached .5 you should have removed your shrimp and watch for ammonia to drop to zero and then watch for your nitrite to to drop to zero also...

Metalhead, Try to google refractometers and find suppliers who will ship to Canada.

Originally Posted by Aztec Reef Few people are capable of expressing with equanimity opinions which differ from the prejudices of their social environment. Most people are even incapable of forming such opinions. The only rude peeps that irritate me like ich irritates fish, are the people that...

Originally Posted by Robdog696 period... space... space... capital letter... I'm not one of the nice people! Now that's rude

Originally Posted by reefkprZ I must say my 75G used to house a red tail boa. But it was a fish tank not a reptile tank right Z?

Buy a refractometer. $50.00 is a small price to spend for spot on accuracy