Recent content by TheGreatPolyp

I guess it really depends if you care about the risks or if your local water is unsanitary or adds chemicals often. Climate also has something to do with it. P.S.-Riley and ChestnutMoray are absolutely right about our lfs. :D

If you had enough electric flame scallops could you light up your tank at night?

It probably is. It's in their display tank so you can bet your balls it's cured. :lol: or their idiots if they put uncured LR in their display tank. P.S.-can't you put in uncured LR in your tank when your starting out?

Are you sure? What other problems are there besides algea blooms?

Dyeing fish in anyway is completely evil. Anyone that does it can rot in hell!

It really just depends. If you have one that matches the fish's natural enviroment then it's probably better but if it's like a underwater castle or something gay you probably shouldn't use it.

I dont cure my live rock, although i might if i had super-delicate corals or nems. I think curing it for weeks is a waste of time and space. :/

There are lots of differing opinions but is RO water really that important?