M monisa Membership Expired Feb 18, 2006 #1 I have a baffle in a refugium that needs glueing, if I take out the Refugium and put in my Wet dry that has been in the garage now for 2 weeks, will I have an Ammonia problem, while I wait for the Refugium to dry out for a couple of days???
I have a baffle in a refugium that needs glueing, if I take out the Refugium and put in my Wet dry that has been in the garage now for 2 weeks, will I have an Ammonia problem, while I wait for the Refugium to dry out for a couple of days???
C chrisk Feb 18, 2006 #2 was your refugium being used as a refugium? (sand / rubble / etc) on the bottom? How high is your bio load? I think you should be fine, but if you are moving out abunch of life from the current fuge you may get a spike... not sure.... though
was your refugium being used as a refugium? (sand / rubble / etc) on the bottom? How high is your bio load? I think you should be fine, but if you are moving out abunch of life from the current fuge you may get a spike... not sure.... though
M monisa Membership Expired Feb 20, 2006 #3 The Refugium has been used as a refugium, sand,rock,cheato. What I need to do, is glue a baffle, in the mean time, could I stick my wet dry back without problems???, the refuge drys?
The Refugium has been used as a refugium, sand,rock,cheato. What I need to do, is glue a baffle, in the mean time, could I stick my wet dry back without problems???, the refuge drys?
C chrisk Feb 20, 2006 #4 ohh.... I wouldn't put the wet dry back in.... do you have a temporary coantiner? Old fish tanks, runnermaid, etc... that you can use instead?
ohh.... I wouldn't put the wet dry back in.... do you have a temporary coantiner? Old fish tanks, runnermaid, etc... that you can use instead?
