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Ace25

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google image search is where I have found the cards in the past, although your then relying on the colors of your monitor/printer which won't be 100% accurate to the card that comes in the box.
 

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Here is my tank now that I have about 25 lbs LR/Coral fossils.:D

I am curious though, how long do I need to wait until I can put fish in the tank. I used 26 lbs live sand and now the 25 lbs cured LR. I also have a HOB bio-wheel filter.I have tested the tank and there are no traces of ammonia or nitrite... but no trace of nitrate either.

 

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My opinion is to wait at least a week.. test daily. If after a week you still do not see any measurable signs of ammonia or nitrite then it may be ok to put in 1 hardy fish, like a clownfish. Stay away from damsels... they are cheap and hardy but a big pain in the butt. The longer you can hold out putting a fish in the tank the better the chances of a good outcome will be.. 1 week in minimum... 2 weeks is better.. 4 weeks is ideal even if you never got any bad readings because it gives the tank time to settle and get the bacteria population growing.
 

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Definitally 2 weeks min. I would agree with the reccomendation of a clownfish as a cheap fish for yer tank. No where neer as agressive as damsels. And hardy too. Good Luck!
 
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