Not another tank setup thread lol...

[ckcdrummer]

My moms tank is a 40 gallon, half moon, was thinking it would be a lot cheaper to start as far as rock and water changes?


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Yeah, you'd have to take out everything scrub the tank and bleach to be safe, then Rinse out a few times, add the sand you want with live rock a water and completely clean out all equipment. it's a lot of work but yes it's much cheaper.


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[~ocean]

So are you asking whether you should do a 40 gallon salty or your original new tank as a salty? If that's the question; hands down I'd go with your original idea, more water = more room for margin of error = learning without killing anything. Also you get to keep much more fish (and often more appealing ones too).

 

[zapantha]

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[zapantha]

Stand is complete just needs finish on sliding door and painting


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[Lunglover]

That is one sick tank, keep in mind SW rays are pretty difficult to keep alive for along period of time.

 

[zapantha]

Yeah i feel yah, the 40 is salty for now and I'll do low stock since less water means harder to control parameters like said, but I did say I would update on the stand building for the 350!


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[~ocean]

Looks sick! Congrats on the stand, looks great! Also; that's a lot of rock in the 40...

 

[zapantha]

Looks sick! Congrats on the stand, looks great! Also; that's a lot of rock in the 40...

Thanks bro! My dad did most of it but I still helped lol! Yeah and I heard the more rock the better lol so I used the 75 that was supposed to be for the 350 but not sure if too much


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