just added bacteiria into filters and from what I hear the uv should be shut off to let it colonize a bit , no fish in pond yet , planning on a few this weekend, how long should uv stay off ?
adding bactieria and shutting down uv ?....
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just added bacteiria into filters and from what I hear the uv should be shut off to let it colonize a bit , no fish in pond yet , planning on a few this weekend, how long should uv stay off ?
I believe the Microbe Lift directiond said two days, but you might want to check their FAQ.
I believe the Microbe Lift directiond said two days, but you might want to check their FAQ.
From what I understand - you must have fish to get the process started. There waste is an important part of the process. Nothing will happen without the fish.
But, yeah I did turn uv off for a day or two while the bacteria to colonize.
But, yeah I did turn uv off for a day or two while the bacteria to colonize.
From what I understand - you must have fish to get the process started. There waste is an important part of the process. Nothing will happen without the fish.
But, yeah I did turn uv off for a day or two while the bacteria to colonize.
But, yeah I did turn uv off for a day or two while the bacteria to colonize.
add the bacteiria go to the pet store and buy 20 large feeder gold fish
and turn off the uv for 48 hours or even 3 days if the water gets a little green
that will be fine because once u put the light back on the water will clear up agian but 3qtkidz is right
and turn off the uv for 48 hours or even 3 days if the water gets a little green
that will be fine because once u put the light back on the water will clear up agian but 3qtkidz is right
add the bacteiria go to the pet store and buy 20 large feeder gold fish
and turn off the uv for 48 hours or even 3 days if the water gets a little green
that will be fine because once u put the light back on the water will clear up agian but 3qtkidz is right
and turn off the uv for 48 hours or even 3 days if the water gets a little green
that will be fine because once u put the light back on the water will clear up agian but 3qtkidz is right