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Originally posted by Chronicles

This coming from a guy who mixes his own salt? using kent? and a hydrometer? suffocating the fish? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it wasn't the water. :-*

 

:D OWNED :D

 

i'm thinking about having my gf pick me up a box when she gets off of work today to give it a second chance. i'll test everything before i put it into my tank and let you know the results!

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outtafocus

If you test the water once you get it home, and it tests to have nitrates and phosphates, will Petco take it back?

 

Like it really matters, because I dont have Petco in Canada and I also dont have Catalina water available either. I am just asking a question on behalf of everyone.

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artarmon42

Did my weekly maintenance this afternoon, and put in ~2 gallons of Catalina. Incredible polyp extension! Definitely corals seem to appreciate it!

 

Sadly I am now out of my Catalina (heh, went through that 5G box in less than 1 week). Will have to pick up another box this weekend...

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artarmon42

Heh, no I typically change 1-2G per week.

But I was so excited about Catalina that I did multiple changes this week :P

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Petco Online free shipping if you spend 50 bucks or more. Free Shipping - NO WEIGHT LIMITS - $50 purchase or more! Might be a good idea to get your cata water now aye!

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Well I received my 8 boxes of Catalina...

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I still can't believe I got free shipping! Was expecting them to cancel my order :-*

 

 

Anyway, I've been busy with work so I haven't been online too much.

 

Also my custom nano just arrived, so this weekend I was busy "customizing" it. Will post more pictures in a different thread, but thought I'd share some shots that you'd all appreciate :pirate:

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gedemeister81dk

The environmental hysterics, say it is impossible, but fish caught here are perfectly fine to eat, been diving also and seeing it…

 

Phosphates and nitrates are bad ( refugeum/ fixes that right), but can be removed!

I do not believe in pathogens, if any, seawater adds diversity, blank tonic food and is the perfect salt mixture.

 

Nothing beats the real deal!

 

 

Go natural if you can, sea-water beats salt-water ;)

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NotGumbelWV
Originally posted by Chronicles

aka east bumblef**k

 

Hey, I'm so far back in the sticks, I need to go towards town just to get to East Bumblef**k ... :P

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