very nice scrub haha hope that does what it does but if fish start to die out of no where then take it out seriously!
so just ignore the smell and let it soak longer?IsdaFish;4071550; said:You have 4 months to let that thing soak. I think thats enough time, still I would test the waters before and then after a couple days see if it changes any.
shiv;4071636; said:Let it soak for a month and then change the water. Your tub might start stinking so look for an alternative. In here we try to soak the wood for a couple of months or longer and then start water changes to check for leaching.
BigCountry;4072816; said:That peice fits your tank perfect man, that is going to look great!
thanks!!
Btw it's gonna leech for a long time, that's a large piece of wood. It's driftwood, aka leechwood![]()
I want crispy clean water when I set up the tank
Just do weekly water changes and you will be ok. Don't get fustrated and waste your money on purigen/carbon either. You can't stop the leeching, can only neutral it with good ole' fashion water changes and time.
that would be nice if i had one....For right now a 5 gallon bucket is the "pump", of course along with the slowwwwwww drain in the bottomkingyella;4072978; said:nice!! you should stick a large pump in there to assist with the draining, 6 hours is a long time.
Could take months, could take years. The tannins (leech) will not hurt the fish though.zebvance;4072984; said:How much time are we talking?????......![]()