Hi,
My tank crashed this past weekend and I lost my 4 fish and many corals (nothing fancy - a few hard corals and the majority softies). I have been unable to find one of the fish or my 2 anemones. Wondering if the death of the anemones is adding toxins to the water. Not sure what caused the crash, but just want to clean things up and get going again.
So should I create 54 gallons (my container size) of new saltwater and do a massive water change (75 gallon tank) to remove as much toxins from dead things? Or do I need to put live rock in buckets and totally restart the tank?
Thanks,
Mark
My tank crashed this past weekend and I lost my 4 fish and many corals (nothing fancy - a few hard corals and the majority softies). I have been unable to find one of the fish or my 2 anemones. Wondering if the death of the anemones is adding toxins to the water. Not sure what caused the crash, but just want to clean things up and get going again.
So should I create 54 gallons (my container size) of new saltwater and do a massive water change (75 gallon tank) to remove as much toxins from dead things? Or do I need to put live rock in buckets and totally restart the tank?
Thanks,
Mark