I know what they advertised, but some of that isn't exactly completley accurate. It's difficult to know exactly what it does when they don't release the formulas to protect their trade secrets.Well you already know what Seachem does. So I guess you can either do water changes more frequently or not at all
It's okayUgh, I was cleaning out the priming pot on my pond, and I found a leak where the pipe going to my pond filter connects to the pump, right before the UV. I removed that section of pipe between the pump and the UV since it has union fittings, cleaned it off, and put some silicone grease on the gaskets, so hopefully it doesn't leak, but when taking the section of pipe off, I accidentally got the pump motor wet
So now I'm going to wait for that to dry before plugging it in and testing it. It seems like anything that I've designed will eventually break
Hopefully it doesn't leak when I get the pump going.
Even professional devices fail. I.E Incubators.
Thanks. If the leak is still there when I test it, it's really going to suck.It's okay
96 may be pushing it, but I'm not totally sure. I hope they hatchI put my eggs in lockdown early. Mostly because I felt like it
But now I've discovered that the incubator temp is about 4 degrees cooler when the eggs are 1 inch lower (without turner). And my incubator has a built in overheating alarm so it freaks out when I set it to 103+
Can eggs hatch at 96°F??
Turns out, I'm too impatient. It's fine. I just had to wait a few minutes96 may be pushing it, but I'm not totally sure. I hope they hatch
