Beginner

[saad]

So currently I'm a beginner that has 2 clownfishes, live sand, and live rock in a 14 gallon biocube. In my 14 gallin biocube I've not been using RODI water because I am not planning to keep corals, however I just bought a 32 gallon biocube and I am planning to ha e corals in it. So my question is should I transfer my live sand, live rock and water that I had in my 14 gallon to the 32 gallon? I am asking this question because in my 14 gallon biocube I never used RODI water, but I am planning to use RODI water in my 32 gallon biocube.

 

[saad]

So currently I'm a beginner that has 2 clownfishes, live sand, and live rock in a 14 gallon biocube. In my 14 gallin biocube I've not been using RODI water because I am not planning to keep corals, however I just bought a 32 gallon biocube and I am planning to ha e corals in it. So my question is should I transfer my live sand, live rock and water that I had in my 14 gallon to the 32 gallon? I am asking this question because in my 14 gallon biocube I never used RODI water, but I am planning to use RODI water in my 32 gallon biocube.

Also I've had the 14 gallon biocube for like 7 months

 

[drew300]

You should be fine...im not a pro in saltwater...im still a beginner in saltwater. I wasn't using RODI with for the first couple months I started but eventually did get one. I have a buddy that doesn't use rodi and has corals. He just treats his water

 

[54seaweed]

transfer everything over except for your sand and water ,
it's always best to replace sand as it holds lots of the nasty s
fish will love you with fresh clean saltwater as water don't hold anything beneficial