Build Series|Eps. 6| Bleaching Live Rock: Saltwater Aquarium

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Название	:	Build Series\|Eps. 6\| Bleaching Live Rock: Saltwater Aquarium
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Can you tell me why live rock has sand on it
Comment from : louie Rockefeller

This video should be banned from youtube Just buy the live rock from the ocean and save time and ton of money on the fish, corals, avoid buying expensive reactors,sterilizers,medications, blackouts, months or years of issues before the bleached/dead or dry rock gets into the maturity Otherwise get ready for white slime, cyanobacteria,dinoflagellets, green hair algea, no coraline algea, dead fish ,dead corals and possibilty of quitting the hobby due the the horrible looking tank in the living roomBased on the story of large amount of new reefers BTW the pink color on the dry rock which you mentioned,this is not the coraline algea, its a paint!
Comment from : Kam

Thanks for sharing I’m a year into the hobby, but am thoroughly researching habits and practices throughout One aspect of bleach or acid curing has suddenly grabbed my attention leading me to your video I am a 19 year professional pool operator and am getting inspired to share my knowledge on the matter brOne fyi is that microbactor 7 is dormant bacteria used for cleaning and does not repopulate the same as live nitrifying bacteria that is used on live rock
Comment from : Tom Wickert

Hello I did bleached my live rock and after a week its white a tick white idk what happen, does anyone know this or has happened ?
Comment from : jaguaresed

Thanks to human beings all reefs are going to be dying in 30 years fuckers
Comment from : basiic

Cooking rock or baking rock means something completely different in the Hood!
Comment from : Los Pollos Hermanos

Hey Gil, question, what about if instead of setting a container with a pump and add bacteria, can i just do that in my tank? Put the rocks already cured and add the bacteria a let it run for few weeks?
Comment from : Jonny Esp

Bleach will kill off any tucked away algae spores It is safe if you dechlor it and test
Comment from : bing

What if you use vinegar in place of chlorine bleach?
Comment from : Silverado

I have bought dry live rock, and dry base rock I've noticed one type looks like it's dirty, and the other is really white and clean How do I make them the same color? And what's the next step to get my tank started? I'm wanting a regular saltwater tank for fish I bought everything I need, and the rock, what's next? The internet says scrub them Do I scrub both types?
Comment from : Britney Bevelry

I’m so glad that you are doing this build right before I do my 125 It’s really helpful to watch you do the steps right before I do
Comment from : Heidis Fish Tank

Will this method kill of all algae's?
Comment from : Paul Gilbery

What's the purpose of using RO/DI water when the rocks are submitted to the bleach process when it's just for cleaning them of organic material?? Why not using just regular tap water??
Comment from : broadcast20081

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Comment from : Ryan Monaghan

thanks for sharing this informative vid but i just want to ask, do i need to bleach dry rocks? my rocks werent used for yearsthank you :)
Comment from : Danielle Pogi