Vinegar Bath Live Rock at Joan Byrd blog

Vinegar Bath Live Rock. then once you have done the vinegar bath twice, let them all soak in ro water for a few days, drain and repeat until. It'll also degrade the exterior of the rock. I will allow it to. live rock vinegar bath. we started off by giving the rock an acid bath for about 15 minutes, then onto a bath in bleach for about a week. i have always soaked my rock in a vinegar bath. It is important to note that we did fully rinse the rock after the acid soak, and allowed the rock to dry completely making the acid inert. my friend just gave me a bunch of live rock that he removed from his tank due to a massive algae problem. I have struggled long enough with live rock in my main display tank that is completely over. 1 gal white distilled to 25 gal ro for one hour no longer. so i pulled all my live rock out, put it in my 35gal brute with 4 gal of vinegar, and topped off with water. a vinegar bath will acidify just about everything on the surface.

live rock vinegar bath. i have always soaked my rock in a vinegar bath. we started off by giving the rock an acid bath for about 15 minutes, then onto a bath in bleach for about a week. a vinegar bath will acidify just about everything on the surface. It'll also degrade the exterior of the rock. my friend just gave me a bunch of live rock that he removed from his tank due to a massive algae problem. It is important to note that we did fully rinse the rock after the acid soak, and allowed the rock to dry completely making the acid inert. so i pulled all my live rock out, put it in my 35gal brute with 4 gal of vinegar, and topped off with water. 1 gal white distilled to 25 gal ro for one hour no longer. then once you have done the vinegar bath twice, let them all soak in ro water for a few days, drain and repeat until.

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Vinegar Bath Live Rock I will allow it to. 1 gal white distilled to 25 gal ro for one hour no longer. then once you have done the vinegar bath twice, let them all soak in ro water for a few days, drain and repeat until. my friend just gave me a bunch of live rock that he removed from his tank due to a massive algae problem. i have always soaked my rock in a vinegar bath. a vinegar bath will acidify just about everything on the surface. we started off by giving the rock an acid bath for about 15 minutes, then onto a bath in bleach for about a week. I will allow it to. I have struggled long enough with live rock in my main display tank that is completely over. It'll also degrade the exterior of the rock. It is important to note that we did fully rinse the rock after the acid soak, and allowed the rock to dry completely making the acid inert. so i pulled all my live rock out, put it in my 35gal brute with 4 gal of vinegar, and topped off with water. live rock vinegar bath.