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[vi3tb0i]

i only have 120 dollars

 

[vi3tb0i]

 

[vi3tb0i]

this is my ghetto moonlights

 

[vi3tb0i]

page 43

 

[vi3tb0i]

first one to post on this page yeppi

 

[jdragunas]

i'd say get lights first. The coraline on your LR will grow quicker with PC lighting. Make sure you add fully cured LR, though!

 

[jdragunas]

Adam, i read somewhere in the post that you are using tap water to do a water change, and that you don't have any conditioner? You then said "i'll let it sit for 24 hours". I hope you don't think this'll remove the chlorine, chloramine, and other minerals in the water... It'll actually increase the concentration of it... as water evaporates and the dissolved minerals don't.

 

[vi3tb0i]

i have coraline on my liverocks rite now

 

[vi3tb0i]

can i do that water change with tap water?

 

[vi3tb0i]

i thought that was a wrong thing to do

 

[vi3tb0i]

jenn you have aol or aim?

 

[jdragunas]

it is wrong. Some people can't get to the store to get R/O water, though, and adam, not having a car is probably one of those people. That may be the reason for the brown algae he's been talking about in his tank. You definately should switch to R/O water, if you can!

 

[jdragunas]

no, i don't. sorry!

 

[jdragunas]

wat does your username mean?

 

[vi3tb0i]

i mite just go to the lfs and get some saltwater that is like 50 cents a gallon so i can do a water change

 

[vi3tb0i]

vietnam boy

 

[vi3tb0i]

how many water should i get out in my 29gal when i do water change

 

[vi3tb0i]

and do you have any pics of your tank?

 

[jdragunas]

You should do a 10% water change, so about 3 gallons.
Here's some pics of my tank.

 

[jdragunas]

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