No such animal! Lol
Saltwater
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No such animal! Lol
Yellow damsels are pretty well behaved, but agreed damsels are somewhat mean
I wouldn't touch that 75. That thing comes with a niger trigger and a blue tang. Two fish that are going to need a serious upgrade. Plus your going to need more live rock. I like to start fresh with cause I like to control everything that goes into the tank. Im going to be upgrading my 10 gal for a 40B reef and the only thing I am buying used is the tank. I would pick up a used 75, buy the heater, powerheads, and rock new. It is your choice wether you want filters or not, a lot of people use sumps. But you can run a salt tank with HOB filters, that is what i'm running mine with. Your also going to want to pick up a salt test kit. Are you wanting to go fish only or reef?
Well if you’re willing to save for a bit longer then you could go with a 110 nice they’re the same foot print as a 75, just much higher. It’s pointless for someone that has space but for someone that only has a certain amount of space it’s a good one.
A 110 is 48 x 18 x 30
If you have space to expand the width then I’d go for a 120 which is 48 x 24 x 25
If you have space to expand the width then I’d go for a 120 which is 48 x 24 x 25
I want reef...
So used tank.
Power heads (2, 1 on each side)
Heater
Lights
Live rock
Sand
Fish
And coral?
Also my main wanted fish is clown fish
So used tank.
Power heads (2, 1 on each side)
Heater
Lights
Live rock
Sand
Fish
And coral?
Also my main wanted fish is clown fish
So how does this sound?
55 or 75 gallon tank
Live rock
Coral
Heater
Light bar
1 Powerhead on both sides
1 pair of clown fish
Star fish
Shrimp
And some other fish
Also how would I make saltwater?
55 or 75 gallon tank
Live rock
Coral
Heater
Light bar
1 Powerhead on both sides
1 pair of clown fish
Star fish
Shrimp
And some other fish
Also how would I make saltwater?
How would you make saltwater? You get freshwater, you get saltwater mix, you get a refractometor, you mix the salt into the water until you get it to the correct salinity.
