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    Yes, the material that you remove with the tooth brush is most likely dead material and is only slowing the curing process. Scrub the LR in a bucket full of SW to remove this dead material then return it to your curing tank. Doing frequent water changes will also probably help a lot. When your ammonia readings are down to zero it can be placed in your main tank. Depending on the quality of your LR this can take a couple of weeks. Anyone else have any suggestions?

    Gary
    Gary

    125 SPS, 75 gal. LPS/softie reef, 9 gal. Nano

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    They have those 18 gallon rubbermaid containers at wal-mart and homedepot that work good. They're like 4 bucks
    30 L aquarium, 50 lbs LR, 44 lbs LS, 192 W PC, CPR Backpack Skimmer

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