Our 29 Biocube and story

fcatch76

fcatch76

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Originally Posted by rebelprettyboy
http:///forum/post/2775796
Glad u got some Xenia.
Let me know if u need more. I trim mine back and throw it away all the time. Just threw about 7 stalks away on Sat I think
arggghhh, guess I should have asked. Next time to trim let me know
 
rebelprettyboy

rebelprettyboy

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Yeah I will. Its free too!! Also Mr. X on here is always givin away xenia. Heck a lot of us on here as always giving away xenia. Stuff grows way to fast.
 
fcatch76

fcatch76

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Originally Posted by nissan577
http:///forum/post/2775837
i know but thats when you come in. you pay for me lol.
you were paying for me, and I know you got it. To get a Nissan as a gift, and buy up everyones corals as if they are on sale....you got it!!
actually you could fund my BC14 project and I'll send you the frags.
yeah, that sounds good.
 
fcatch76

fcatch76

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ok, I need some guidance... with getting the other tank going I'm debating about whether or not I should cycle. However, I'm using existing LR from my tank, adding sand (not live) and right now I am curing rock from St. Thomas that sat out as a display for two years. We washed off the rock, I scrubbed the holes in the rock, rinsed and rinsed again. Now it sits in SW @ 1.021 SG and 8.3 pH with a pump for the last week. I threw in Cycle to get some bacteria in there (this is how I cycled the 29).
Do you guys think the tank needs to be cycled. When I add the water (whenever the tank gets here), it will be exactly @ the levels of the 29 (almost like a water change). Really up in the air about this, want to do it for the sake of safety, but strongly believe why?? I'm adding the critters from the existing tank anyway, plus its being plumbed into the 29 so its sharing the same water...please help!
 
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