king_neptune
Active Member
I haven't registered an amonia spike. My test kits are garbage for ammonia, but I did leave town for three days, so Im starting to think it may be my fault.
My nitrate/trites are down to nothing(before I was getting .25), so Im thinking it came and went already.
My tank is loaded with diatoms. Rocks, drain lines, rock wall, sand, even clouding the water a bit now.
Tomorrow will be my third week of cycling, I used 50lbs of LR from an established tank, so it came with sponges and a wide variety of life already on it. They seem to be flourishing. My rocks are covered with an inch of hair algea, so I think its safe to say the tank is nice and healthy.Even though my ammonia readings are scattered...the majority say 0.
I was thinking I could get a light CuC later this week:
3 emeralds -for the brown hair algea that is rampant
1 arrow crab -I gots me some bristle worms
12 assorted snails to tackle the diatom bloom
Waddya all think?
My nitrate/trites are down to nothing(before I was getting .25), so Im thinking it came and went already.
My tank is loaded with diatoms. Rocks, drain lines, rock wall, sand, even clouding the water a bit now.
Tomorrow will be my third week of cycling, I used 50lbs of LR from an established tank, so it came with sponges and a wide variety of life already on it. They seem to be flourishing. My rocks are covered with an inch of hair algea, so I think its safe to say the tank is nice and healthy.Even though my ammonia readings are scattered...the majority say 0.
I was thinking I could get a light CuC later this week:
3 emeralds -for the brown hair algea that is rampant
1 arrow crab -I gots me some bristle worms
12 assorted snails to tackle the diatom bloom
Waddya all think?