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Used 2 months and and only used probes and plugged in one heater. Getting out if the hobby. Selling for 600$ plus 5$ shipping Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Stick it the drip.. Haha.. One drop per second. If you don't have one.. Get a valve for the hose..

Maybe for your small of tank. The doser pump may work.

Maybe make up a small amount to raise you ph.. And the slow drip in to keep it there? I dosing pump may work for you.. But the generally are to slow from what I have read

All I did was mix up a gallon jug and drip it in daily. It kept mine at 8.4 consistently .. I did 3 tsp of pickling lime to 1 gallon ro. Let it sit for 10 minutes and then drip in.. Make sure the hose is about one inch above the bottom so it don't suck up the sludge

Make sure to get ph up to 8.4 8.5 and hold it there. That's a big key to getting rid of dynos

Water change when dynos are gone. Emerald crabs love bubble algae too.. How's your ph been?

What about the new eshopps? I have one I'm about to start up. It looks like the tube will remain in water if a power out happens. If mine were to fail. I'll have almost 100 gallons on my floor.......

Keep the fluvel running. Fish need some oxygen. Haha. Instead of the turkey baster. Just use the hose as you siphon the dynos out. That was your containing the dynos better and not scattering all over the tank

Yes turn on your lights. And the dynos like oxygen. When I shut my skimmer off they slowed down there growth greatly. I kept the filter running. But did not dose anything or run carbon..

No need to blackout. And just shut skimmer off completely. No water changes. Keep ph at 8.4-8.5. And filter out the dynos putting the water back in.. Tape or wrap a towel over the bucket . Suck it out and put the water back in. That's how I did it and the dynos never returned

Stop water changes and maintain that ph to 8.4 8.5.... Suck out the dynos thru a towel.. And put that water right back in.. Shut off skimmer and leave your lights on there normal cycle

I have one built too.. Just forgot about it..

When I fired up my new dehumidifier . The panel said it was at 80.. After one night I have been holding at 50.. I read 2 things . Let me know what you guys think... I read that opening a door or bringing air in.. Will be a never ending battle with new humidity... And second.. I read that...

I just built a new system. 150 display. 65 display. 40 frag and 40 fuge with 100g sump. All plumbed in.. What would you guys do for sump filtration. Fill it with live rock. Leave it empty. Use just filter socks. Use shoeboxes with blue filter pad??? I need some ideas please and thank you! :) I...