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EPISODE · Oct 27, 2023 · 47 MIN

October Question and Answer

from DrTim's Aquarium Podcast · host drtimsaquaticspodcast

If you have any comments or questions, please email us at [email protected]   Links: Dinoflagellates Prescription card PDF:  https://www.drtimsaquatics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Dinoflagellates_prescription_recipe.pdf Mack's Reef Dinoflagellates Support Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/259474048655429/   Timestamps: 00:00 Start 03:09 - 1 In regards to cycling a tank, wouldn't putting the ammonia in first, before the One and Only, be best? 05:00 - 2 Rare fish and stubborn Dinos 07:18 - 3 What is the cockroach of the bacteria world? 10:58 - 4 How about phosphate in our unfiltered tap water? Can promote algae growth as well? 11:36 - 5 Once the bottle of Ammonium Chloride is open does it go bad? 14:52 - 6 One and Only and overwintering Koi in a bare bottom tank in the basement 17:30 - 7 Controlling nutrients in a 400 gallon reef tank. 26:43 - 8 Detailed instruction on how to use Waste Away to treat the Dinos in my 20 gallon reef 35:10 - 9 When should I turn my protein skimmer back on when using One and Only? 38:39 - 10 How to treat small cell amphidinium dinoflagellates using Waste-Away and Refresh? 42:08 - 11 Best treatment for dinos...waste away or dino treatment kit?      

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