CorallineAlgae
Aquarium Advice Addict
That looks like a pipe organ coral rock. You could even clip off the area he's attached to with wire cutters (very easy but drastic). It's probably more satisfying to torch the little bugger!
That looks like a pipe organ coral rock. You could even clip off the area he's attached to with wire cutters (very easy but drastic). It's probably more satisfying to torch the little bugger.
That looks like a pipe organ coral rock. You could even clip off the area he's attached to with wire cutters (very easy but drastic). It's probably more satisfying to torch the little bugger!
Yea fire it up and torch it lol
Haha that's the first time I've heard a firefighter say that!
George9 said:Why is it drastic? Out of curiosity?
CorallineAlgae said:Oh, it would mean breaking off a small part of the rock. Some people get attached to their rock. It's pricy stuff.
Man... that comment about convict being a firefighter made my day!!!![]()
Twice a day is pretty anxious. I did the same thing for a couple of weeks when I ran into an ammonia spike from using osmacote. Glad to hear it's making progress.
It's definitely residual salt and minerals from the last batch. That's why it's a very good idea to use a separate container for fresh top off water. For water changes I also keep one container marked "old" water. Trash builds up at the bottom of your water change containers too. To keep these things out of the tank it's best to have three containers: one for newly mixed water, top off water and dirty tank water. It's also the reason if you bring in water to a store to be tested it should always be in a zipper bag.