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Originally Posted by fissure
IMO, yes. Let it fully cycle and you'll have less issues in the long run. Ammonia and nitrites should be 0. Also, if you are going to be keeping corals move the salinity to 1.025 I tried corals with the salinity in the low 20's and in the mid 20's. They seem much happier (growth and color) with the higher salinity. Also use a refractometer, or if you are using a swing arm or floating hydrometer get it calibrated from someone that has a refractometer.
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Hey Steve, when do we get some pics?
I should say thanks for costing me money. Now I have to get a refractometer and I don't even know what one is.
On my way to ebay right now...