First nano-reef build

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Rhodes09

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mattstevens1 said:
Looks great just watch out for the starfish. Mine caused a lot of problems in my tank. They look to borrow in the sand and eat all your good bacteria which caused my tank to basically crash!
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That's a good point, I believe the amount of crushed live rock I have in my filtration should maintain enough bacteria to keep stable parameters...
 
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How is the anenome doing? I have the same one at my job thinking of bringing it home and trying to get my clowns to host in it. I've heard they are a pain and seem to move a lot. What I'm worried of is that my dimensions are 24x12x24 so It will try to move it's way closer to the light and not stay still at all.
 
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This is my first experience with the Purple-tip but I would highly recommend it already. It has relocated itself several times, but it seems to take food readily from any spot. I have the lights on roughly 10-12 hours a day, but it's a combination of light and water flow that make prime real estate for the anemone. Here's the current location, been here for the last 2 nights so let's see if it settles in..

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Would you not have waited for the tank to establish for at least a year before adding the Anemone?
 
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Athleticfisherman said:
Yeah I get what you mean. I've been thinking about it forever but I didn't want a massive tank. Seeing you do it in a 30g gives me hope.


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I started my first with a 20 gallon, it's not as hard as people make it sounds thats for sure, as long as you do your research and you know what your doing then you shouldn't have any problems.


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ckcdrummer said:
I started my first with a 20 gallon, it's not as hard as people make it sounds thats for sure, as long as you do your research and you know what your doing then you shouldn't have any problems.


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Well I'm just questioning the size of the tank right now. Is it better longer or is height important? I'm hoping for a 35 gallon long if I can find one.
Also if I have a protein skimmer do I have to have a different filter in two?


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Athleticfisherman said:
Well I'm just questioning the size of the tank right now. Is it better longer or is height important? I'm hoping for a 35 gallon long if I can find one.
Also if I have a protein skimmer do I have to have a different filter in two?


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Usually with saltwater you don't want a canister or hob filter cause they tend to become nitrate factories so if you got a protien skimmer then yes it would be the only filteration you would need.


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