9ft X 2ft X 2ft Tank

[signman]

got my new tank up and running, and want to stock jurupari. what else would go with these fish?

 

[n3ont3tra]

I thought they were freshwater?

 

[signman]

they are. posted it in the wrong section. sorry

 

[SkiFletch]

Poo, I was hopin we'd get to see a really big salty tank

 

[@ombomb]

sorry, but now you've posted it in the marine section, we must insist that you have a saltwater tank.

once you here there's no way out

 

[swanseafish]

how difficult would it be to change it to a marine tank if he wanted to?

 

[Lynden]

Not very, especially if he only wanted a fish-only tank. The vast majority of the equipment could still be used.

 

[signman]

good point. being as I don't have any fish in there, how hard would it be to change? done a copper test, got a little copper in there but nothing mucha at all

 

[WayneVT08]

Any copper is no good for inverts.

 

[andywg]

I think this obsession with copper being like polonium 210 is a bit much on this forum.

If you think your tank has copper, rinse it through a couple of times with tap water, and then once or twice with RO. Having had a tiny amount of copper in a tank is no great problem.

My sump on my reef has previously been used as a FW whitespot treatment tank, while the frogfish tank also plumbed into the reef's water was used to treat SW ich. None of my shrimps and corals have started dying just because there was once some copper in the tank, and it would appear the copper hasn't hid in the silicone seals waiting to jump out and nuke the inverts at the first possible chance.