novahobbies
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Crap. Figures these things happen at the worst time possible. My overflow line to the sump managed to come off the bulkhead, spilling 15 gallons of saltwater onto the floor before I caught it. Trouble is, I don't have ANY salt to mix up, nor place to run and get it at this hour (No, my Wal-mart doesn't carry it). So I'm stuck until morning. Trouble is, do you think my tank will lat that long??
It's my 110g tank, it has two Koralia-3 powerheads on either side -- one pointed near the surface, and one near the sandbed for circulation. The tank is open-top. Do you think that's enough water motion at the top to provide gas exchange? I also have an old Cascade-300 HOB filter I could plug in, but honestly I don't know if that thing would do ANY good at all on a tank this size. I also have an air pump I could line in for more aeration if it's necessary.....
Any opinions would be appreciated! This teaches ME not to get caught without salt!
It's my 110g tank, it has two Koralia-3 powerheads on either side -- one pointed near the surface, and one near the sandbed for circulation. The tank is open-top. Do you think that's enough water motion at the top to provide gas exchange? I also have an old Cascade-300 HOB filter I could plug in, but honestly I don't know if that thing would do ANY good at all on a tank this size. I also have an air pump I could line in for more aeration if it's necessary.....
Any opinions would be appreciated! This teaches ME not to get caught without salt!
