crushed coral and live sand?
- Thread starter saganeer
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here are some pics i took last night, i know that i need alot more Live Rock but right now i´m a little short on money.
Tank specs 79L X 27.5H X 21.6W aprox 200 Gal
Return pump rated 1200 gph
Three powerheads 175 gph each
going to change the powerheads soon
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another one
when i had cc for substrate the cycling of the tank was almost complete, 1 month aprox, if i changed the substrate to aragonyte do i need to wait to cycle again?
Tank specs 79L X 27.5H X 21.6W aprox 200 Gal
Return pump rated 1200 gph
Three powerheads 175 gph each
going to change the powerheads soon
another one
when i had cc for substrate the cycling of the tank was almost complete, 1 month aprox, if i changed the substrate to aragonyte do i need to wait to cycle again?
edited last post to put specs, i´m reading alot of information on what to stock i´m not very familiar with compatible species, like almost everyone i started with FW tanks and dont know anything about SW species. Any suggestions to start with? hardy small fish?
small fish:
royal gramma, orchid dottyback, other similar basslets or dottybacks/pseudochromis.
wrasses - sixline, hoeven's, fairy wrasses
firefish, blennies, gobies, cardinals, the list is endless.
then there are the usual damsels and chromis, but i dont like em much.
i think a trio or more of regal or yellow tang would look killer in that tank.
royal gramma, orchid dottyback, other similar basslets or dottybacks/pseudochromis.
wrasses - sixline, hoeven's, fairy wrasses
firefish, blennies, gobies, cardinals, the list is endless.
then there are the usual damsels and chromis, but i dont like em much.
i think a trio or more of regal or yellow tang would look killer in that tank.
define small? there are some hardy medium/large fish you could go with
raccoon and threadfin butterflys aren't very hard.. you could save some room for them.. or was this going to be a reef?
and as for the rock... is the tank cycled yet? you could just add some dry rock for like 1/3 of the cost
raccoon and threadfin butterflys aren't very hard.. you could save some room for them.. or was this going to be a reef?
and as for the rock... is the tank cycled yet? you could just add some dry rock for like 1/3 of the cost
no, it wasnt going to be a reef its meant to be FOWLR, when i had cc for substrate it was almost cycled, but i guess that when i changed the substrate to aragonyte i have to start all over again.
