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Hi all,
My 80g tank wiped out 6 months ago and a took it apart for storage. I put the Crushed Coral in a big bucked and the LR in a bucket with tank water. Now after six months most of the tank water evaporated leaving the LR exposed to air. The obvious question is, can I just put the LR in a new set up and wait for it to cycle. If its now "dead" at least its a bit of rock that might populate eventually of new LR? Its only 10lbs so I need more Do you think the Crushed Coral will be OK or will strange chemical reactions have taken place in the bucket? I know you guys in the USA might just buy I all over from scratch but here in the UK this stuff so expensive. LR is about $10 a pound and the 80lbs of Crushed coral cost me $120 Any advice appreciated. Les |
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