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Your disappointed? Lol. It says resilient and everlasting.Cleo!
Mixed. Zoas, definitely a couple of scolies(love them), and some sps later on. I'll buy a second light.Looks good @Cleo642
You're probably gonna need a second light unless you put all your corals near the center of the tank. What kind of corals do you want to keep?
I know. It confused me too."Scratching his head...??"
OK who is playing with the site coding!
Nice start! Build thread time?! Excited!@Humblefish @twilliard @cameronh
Well, this the humble beginnings of my tank. Its a 20 long with a kessil 160we blue tuna light. I might add another if its not enough light. I don't when I'll be finished buying everything for it cause I work in construction and you never know how the job will keep going. I'll post a build thread once everything is more certain.
I might wait to start a build thread till I buy a few more pieces. The controller, another light, and mounting arm will be about $400.Nice start! Build thread time?! Excited!
I might wait to start a build thread till I buy a few more pieces. The controller, another light, and mounting arm will be about $400.
A hob everything. This whole tank is going to be about simplicity.You gonna have a sump or just HOB everything?
A hob everything. This whole tank is going to be about simplicity.
I was looking at koralia cause of the price. The lighting will/is probably gonna be the most expensive part. I am gonna one of those filters and put chemipure blue in them. For skimmer I will probably go aquamaxx or reef octopus hob.I would start out by using either an Aquaclear or Bio-wheel HOB. An MP-10 would be nice for additional circulation, but a small Koralia would be a much cheaper alternative. A HOB skimmer can come later on down the road.
I was looking at koralia cause of the price.
They look good. The 475 gph one would be good for a 20 gallon tank? Is it 10 gph per gallon turnover is what's recommended?Check out the Tunze Nanostreams as well: http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/pumps-plumbing/aquarium-powerhead-pumps/tunze.html
Some are pretty close in price to the Koralia.
Nah, I'll pass on those. LolAnd then there's always the <gulp> Jebao. Whatever pump you really yearn for, Jebao has a knockoff of it you can buy.
They look good. The 475 gph one would be good for a 20 gallon tank? Is it 10 gph per gallon turnover is what's recommended?