How deep does the nano saltwater go?

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Pufferpunk;3662646; said:
Why aren't you using those filters anymore?


I went fresh 99% of the stock i have. But i'm starting to get back into salt agin. Planning 800 plus gallon tank. For the Grouper. And some shark's. :)
 
Not everyone does it the same... ;) Gust advising what I know & have experience with. Have you kept reef tanks too?
 
Pufferpunk;3662670; said:
Not everyone does it the same... ;) Gust advising what I know & have experience with. Have you kept reef tanks too?


Only at the store. (My family owned a fish shop) But not on my personal time. I have kept Reef type fish. Clowns ect.. I want to do a full blown reef soon. Nothing massive maybe a 75 gallon. I know a huge key is the lighting i think?
 
My cuz set up a 30 gallon nano tank. for everything he needed cost him just under $800. i'll get the pexact prices on everything and post them for you.
 
Yes, lighting is important but flow is even more. Some corals can grow with no light at all but all will die w/o flow.

It is hard to believe you can maintain 0 nitrate in a tank with that kind of fish bioload.
 
Pufferpunk;3662777; said:
Yes, lighting is important but flow is even more. Some corals can grow with no light at all but all will die w/o flow.

It is hard to believe you can maintain 0 nitrate in a tank with that kind of fish bioload.

True, I'm not saying it's alway's 0 but it's never in the danger zone. I do 60% water changes every two week's.
 
Wow, that's a ton of $alt! You really could reduce your WC by a lot, if you kept more LR, a skimmer & no FW filtration. Do you do this because of the nitrate build-up?
 
How often shld i do water changes? So i am not wasting money on salt water? and shld i buy stuff to mix on my own or go to petco and get the 5 gallon buckets(pre mixed)?
 
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What do you mean my FW filteration ? The unit or the media ?

So your saying no carbon, ceramic rings or scrubbies ?

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