That is effort lol. Yeah, I'll see if I can find one of these down my LFS. Thanks
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How to set up saltwater tank? Help needed.
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That is effort lol. Yeah, I'll see if I can find one of these down my LFS. Thanks
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So a pair of clowns? Would that be the max I could stock (of fish)?
Also, do your clowns breed?
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A pair of clowns is really pushing it in a 10 gal (50l) tank esp. when you displace a third of the water with LR appox. 3 1/2 gal ( 18L) probably better off just doing a damsel or 2 or a Goby/Shrimp combo. Lighting is irrelavent with fish only can be a simple flourecent fixture.
A bio pallet reacter will keep your nitrates down,I had up to 80ppm and now down to 20ppm , I feed my fish all I went and nitrates will not go up,I have a tank that is 125 with fish & coral and do weekly water change about 25 gallons
20ppm is okay for fish - 80ppm is dangerous long term for fish but 20 ppm is dangerous for corals - should be around 5ppm. Nitrates may be stable at the moment thanx to chemical help but they do have a way of coming back with a vengence as the organic carbon builds as unused portions of the food dissolve.
My clowns do not breed. But they've only been together a couple of months. And my male is really young, while my female is a couple years old. She's the surviving half of a mated pair a friend had. I hope they breed. That would be super cool.
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First get a suitable size tank for your fish. I've ordered from marcorocks.com for mine. $ 2 per pound of dryrock. Just remember when ordering dry rock for your tank make sure you clean the rocks in a separate bucket for a few days throw air stone to circulate . I have a maroon along with 3 damsels in 37 gal moving to 75 gal.
Well I've found a 130 litre red sea max 130. (just tank, no cabinet and no lid). But comes with filter, heater, skimmer, etc. that's about £60 which is $93 I believe.. Is that worth it?
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some people swear thats not enough and a sump, or they'll say you NEED a refugium, but ive seen nanos with just that stuff you mentioned and the fish did fine
Hi, thanks machoke, yeah I see what you mean.
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