20g First SW tank

Greg31

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Only problem is getting the 5g jug above the tank so it actually siphons!
 

Gage Zamrzla

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Totally gonna follow how this goes. I was thinking about doing a 20g long salt tank for the first time.
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Greg31;5021852; said:
Only problem is getting the 5g jug above the tank so it actually siphons!
or just pour slowly :)
 

Greg31

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Yeh, pouring slowing still gets messy. I just feel like it disturbs everything in the tank. I will post more pics once I get more stuff!!
 

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depending on your light, you could rest a a 1 or gallong jug/bucket on top and have it siphon down. I have my just on the chair next to my tank and it works ok
 

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It looks like you have a lot of sponges and micro/macro algaes here and there. Picture 1 looks like a barnacles, some type of anemone, and a cleaner clam. It also looks like, in one of the last pictures, that there are some lps skeletons attached.
 

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looks like a feather duster in pic 5. in pic 8 that is definately an aiptasia anemone. u need to kill that. aiptasia x will work or joes juice.

i always get a few of these and zap them once a month.
 

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I have read that these guys are not from Florida coast which is where I got them. Everything is mainly sponges? What is the red one that looks like it is kind of stemming?

Also, number 3 it may be hard to see, but it looks kind of like a gel with lots of tiny white eggs or little dots in it.
 
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