florida joe
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by Stanlalee
http:///forum/post/2869793
thats not really all that atypical of a practice. It seems the bigger the tanks the more likely it is to follow the practice of infrequent water changes. I think few people with established reef tanks do water changes due to nitrates or maintaining parameters. this guy (carls 300g reef) for instance http://reefvideos.com/ does water changes once every three months and his bulbs are two years old. its hard to argue the results. I do them frequently (weekly) mainly because having a 30g its just easy and cheap to do frequently and I it makes me feel better.
you Sir are a true hobbyist
http:///forum/post/2869793
thats not really all that atypical of a practice. It seems the bigger the tanks the more likely it is to follow the practice of infrequent water changes. I think few people with established reef tanks do water changes due to nitrates or maintaining parameters. this guy (carls 300g reef) for instance http://reefvideos.com/ does water changes once every three months and his bulbs are two years old. its hard to argue the results. I do them frequently (weekly) mainly because having a 30g its just easy and cheap to do frequently and I it makes me feel better.
you Sir are a true hobbyist