MrDemonicAngel
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I'd be careful with that circulation pump as well...
wow acclimating bubble nems . I just chuck em in the tank stick it in a spot I want it and conditions seem right . sometimes they move sometimes they stay . I got rid of mine once my clowns were gone. good luck bubbles aren't to bad those dang carpet ones though man they can kill
oh yea ps im not telling u to do what I do im just stating what I do . I never lost one btw
wow acclimating bubble nems . I just chuck em in the tank stick it in a spot I want it and conditions seem right . sometimes they move sometimes they stay . I got rid of mine once my clowns were gone. good luck bubbles aren't to bad those dang carpet ones though man they can kill
oh yea ps im not telling u to do what I do im just stating what I do . I never lost one btw
this is why i was asking you about this yesterday, i know you have success with most things with minimal acclimation.
u were idk yesterday was bad day at work sorry . minimal is too much lol . I haven't acclimated anything in years
all good, would you suggest the no acclimation method to a noobie? just curious
do btas live in tidepools? after a short google search idk?nems often live in tide pools where the experience an increasing salinity throughout the day and storms and cloud cover (especially near the equator) definitely create an inconsistent lighting pattern. Even temprature changes can be huge when ocean water pours back into the tide pool as the tide comes back in. Most intertidal creatures can take a lot more punishment than we would normall want to dish and I'm not saying we should, but I have seen LFS owners dump bags of nems right into tank with no acclimation other than floating the bag for a while. Since that experience I have mimiced it with all corals with no problems. I'd still do fish slowly because of the dramatic sal changes from being kept in hypo, but I think a slow drip acclimation has more potential to cause harm for most corals because of buildups of bad chemicals in the tiny space of the acclimation chamber. My uneducated .02 anyway.
do btas live in tidepools? after a short google search idk?
To me i know my water and tank r good so my saying is fuk it chuck it in. A noob is hard to say if water is crap most likely wont be able to do what i do .all good, would you suggest the no acclimation method to a noobie? just curious