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Old November 16th, 2008, 05:43 AM
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Tank transfer....no lights

I was thinking of starting my tank transfer as my 180 appears ready. Unfortunately, I am without lights for another 3 weeks probably. Is there anything that will do fine with only natural lighting? my tank has a source of indirect window lighting during the day. I'm just thinking it would be easier if I could get the fish and stuff in there and acclimitized first, then only have to worry about rock and coral when my lights get in
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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

Rock and fish will be just fine without light. If you are eager to get started, I'd move as much rock and fish as you can, then wait on moving the corals.
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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

not so much eager......I just figured it would be nice to move stuff slowly over the next few weeks while wait for the light. Then when it comes in, all I'd have to transfer is my coral and a little bit of rock.....nice and stress free
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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

+2 For Biff.
You mean its actually supposed to be stress free when transfering tanks?
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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

haha, glad you caught on that.....lol
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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

Without the lights it will give you a good chance t get rid of some algae.

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Re: Tank transfer....no lights

stress free !!!!!!!!!!! yay!!!!!
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