Using Old Sub in New Tank
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Using Old Sub in New Tank
I'm starting the process of mixing new substrate for the 75G this weekend. My question is, since I have no mold or bacteria in my current tank, can I add that sub to the top of my new sub?
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Re: Using Old Sub in New Tank
Use it to "seed" the new sub with beneficial bacteria.MrTeacherDude wrote:I'm starting the process of mixing new substrate for the 75G this weekend. My question is, since I have no mold or bacteria in my current tank, can I add that sub to the top of my new sub?
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Re: Using Old Sub in New Tank
Mix it in?
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Re: Using Old Sub in New Tank
YesMrTeacherDude wrote:Mix it in?
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Using Old Sub in New Tank
Awesome, that's saves me quite a bit of $$$
...which I will promptly spend on tape, staples, composition notebooks, pencils, erasers, highlighters, and coffee...lots of coffee with lots of sugar...
...which I will promptly spend on tape, staples, composition notebooks, pencils, erasers, highlighters, and coffee...lots of coffee with lots of sugar...
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Re: Using Old Sub in New Tank
Ah coffee...
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