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Originally Posted by Tboy maybe you guys can help me on this too I have some live rocks as well too right I keep that in a 55g garbage container with 50/50 old and new water I have a mag 9.5 in there The water was fine until yesterday and more worst today. THE SMELL IS BAD will test water in a...

Originally Posted by renogaw many times asked, how old is the tank? how did you cycle it? how did you acclimate the fish? fish do not just die over night. with that many fish in there they probably died from ammonia. I bought the fish from some one and we keed it in a container with some...

maybe you guys can help me on this too I have some live rocks as well too right I keep that in a 55g garbage container with 50/50 old and new water I have a mag 9.5 in there The water was fine until yesterday and more worst today. THE SMELL IS BAD will test water in a little bit

i don't plan keep them all in their forever, it was only temp. maybe about 2 weeks while i'm getting my tank setup. But that was then. I hate to announce this but they all dead overnight and I don't really think is me. If what ever it is, it should'nt be overnight like that. I think is some...

the old tank is 110 and the new one is 35. No equipment, just a heater, a max-jet 1200, and 175 mh light. the tank was fill 3/4 of the old water the took it with from the person i bought the tank from. they were so happy in there for a day and the next day i fill the rest up new salt water...

i don't know where you from but by salinity original was 1.025 and because of water evaporate and it got to 1.026

Originally Posted by NRR15 Hey i dont know where your from but that salinity is alot higher than i have known to run. fish dont like fast spike in salinity. Might not be the case but something to consider. along with those nitrates might have something to do with it what do you think the...

just pumb my ph up and will do a water change see what happen.

i don't think i should take them out and used water from my established tank to keep it in right.

I fill about 3/4 of the tank up with the old water and add new sw for the rest. the ph is low and i will get that taken care of right now but is that is the problem.

just move a housewhole of fish to a new house. 1 regal tang 2 tomato clown 2 percula clown 1 dragonette it was on tuesday the fish were place in the new house and everything is very healthy. all suddenly 5:00 pm today i saw the regal laying on the bottom and everything else is stand...

hope i won't regret on this i end up throw everything away because i try to wash it out and the sand is nothing but black. Just like something has stain the sand and turn it into black.

Originally Posted by zman1 If it were me I would put it in a Rubbermaid trash can and stir/ rinse it with change water from your DT. Sounds like some of it is beyond anaerobic and borderline anoxic (hydrogen sulfide) the black stinks like rotted eggs. You could also have a ton of trapped NO3...

no, I don't know why you got that idea but i just bought a whole aquarium with lr and ls in it. LR is in place now already but the sand i didn't know what to do with it.

right now the sand is in 2(5g) bucket and wonder is i should move it to a larger container and add some water movement to it.

does any one have the water parameter for Tropic Marin Pro Reef Salt. i'm looking to buy it and used it on my new tank but i never used it before not sure how it is.

that's weird, my was fine until 2 weeks ago

is there any know why lately i don't get any more reminder from saltwaterfish.com when sombody reply my message DID I DO SOMETHING WRONG?

wow, nobody could suggest me anything with my sand. is it ok to keep in the 5g bucket like that or should i keep in a larger container and have a power head in it. if so do i need to clean or no

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