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Join Date: Mar 2009
Age: 43
Posts: 4,594 City: Dallas State: GA Occupation: Good question Other Interests: Motocross and Crimson Tide football
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So tell me about QT for corals...
I've noticed a few references to this, but I've never done it. I have upgraded my fish QT from 10 to 29 gallons, so I need something to do witht the 10g. This sounds like a smart use for it. I'd considered a frag tank, but I don't plan to do more with corals than it takes to populate my reef, and I'll probably continue to grow out my frags in the display. Therefore, a frag tank is a big expense and a lot of trouble for little use.
Can you give some basic info on setup and procedure? And how long should corals be isolated? I'll need a light, too... what can I get by with for softies and LPS, considering that this is not long-term? Are there any products I should add to eliminate parasites/pests? How about filtration and feeding? I have an Aquaclear 70 HOB that I use for fish QT, I can make that do double duty when I need it to, but what media to use? Sorry to ask so much at once, but I need a primer on this.
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