wontonflip
I failed Kobayashi Maru
I just had a brainstorm, and I don't know if it would be good...
I'm picking up some more lr from someone this weekend, and I will be rearranging my lr so that I can get rid of some more dead spots. It will kick up a lot of sand and stuff, no doubt...
My sump has 3 compartments...one the left is my intake and skimmer, then a triple baffle bubble trap, on the right is my fuge, and the middle is the intake area with just the return pump.
Think it would be mean to keep the 2 fish in the return area of my sump (all equipment off, of course!!)? I figure whatever is in the return area is what's in the main tank anyway, except for maybe a slight temperature discrepancy, which I can acclimate the fish to if I need to.
It was just a thought. What's everyone's take? That way I don't have to worry about major spikes while I move rocks around, and I can do a quick water change up there before putting the fish back in.
I'm picking up some more lr from someone this weekend, and I will be rearranging my lr so that I can get rid of some more dead spots. It will kick up a lot of sand and stuff, no doubt...
My sump has 3 compartments...one the left is my intake and skimmer, then a triple baffle bubble trap, on the right is my fuge, and the middle is the intake area with just the return pump.
Think it would be mean to keep the 2 fish in the return area of my sump (all equipment off, of course!!)? I figure whatever is in the return area is what's in the main tank anyway, except for maybe a slight temperature discrepancy, which I can acclimate the fish to if I need to.
It was just a thought. What's everyone's take? That way I don't have to worry about major spikes while I move rocks around, and I can do a quick water change up there before putting the fish back in.
