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coral acclimatation
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I am ready to transfer my soft corals from my 20g to my new 220g. My 220g has been running for 6 months so it's time to close the 20g. My 2 tanks are separate systems so they don't share the same water. To move my corals, do i need to acclimate them or i just take from the 20g directly to the 220g? Thanks Yves B
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20g reef, ASM G4+, 20g sump In preparation: 220g reef, 40g sump, euro-reef rs-180 |
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Depends on exactly what corals you have.
If they are hardy softies like you say, then no need to acclimate, just plonk em straight in |
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My soft corals are zenia, devil's hand, zoathids, mushrooms, green star polyps and green polyps. I have one hard coral and it is a candy cane.
Yves B
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20g reef, ASM G4+, 20g sump In preparation: 220g reef, 40g sump, euro-reef rs-180 |
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Hi
I would say acclimate them, although the PH/Temp/SG can be the same, the water chemistry will be different in both tanks. Barry |
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I would acclimate the xenia and the candy cane, even that is debatable. Dont bother with the others.
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One day I'll be so rich I'll have a closed loop and Tunzes to mix my new saltwater! |
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