New Oceanic biocube 29 gal

Dinoflagellates · 07/10/2008, 08:41 PM

Hi every one, I just bough a 29 gallons biocube and suppose to received on Saturday!!! Iâ€™m really happy because I love the marine live, my wife and I make the decision to have a thank for our new babyâ€¦. I just want to see if any one from this experience forum would like to give me some advise on how to star in my new set up. I really will appreciate any advice and thank you for your helpâ€¦.Have a happy day!

MinnFish · 07/10/2008, 09:18 PM

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http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...readid=1031074
Read these, they are very informative. Hope i could help.

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unbreakable · 07/10/2008, 09:45 PM

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do a lot of research on this board and dont be afraid to ask before buying things! make sure you research before you something!

Flipper62 · 07/10/2008, 10:13 PM

Welcome......Advice....GO SLOW.

Most new reefers want instant gratification.......Set the tank up...get it how you want it to look, have it looking like the Great Barrier Reef....and sit back.

NO..NO..NO......Build the tank slow, so you don't have a crash. Research anything that you think that you want to put in there. Somethings are reef safe...some are not. Find out first so you done have a disaster.

You will add things....move things, Its all part of the fun.

AND MOST OF ALL........DONT GUESS AT SOMETHING.....IF you have a question, ASK here........Everyone here is here because we love this hobby & everyone wants to help everyone else with their knowledge

Again....WELCOME & ENJOY THE HOBBY.....

Dinoflagellates · 07/11/2008, 05:29 AM

THANK YOU! so much, Iâ€™ll research everything before doing, but I have a question, I have been reading that you have to set the thank first with the live rock and let them set from two to three weeks, that way the bacteria grows and the tank is suitable for marine leaving. This is the question, For how long do I should wait before putting my first cleaning crew?..........Thank you very much, for your experts adviseâ€¦

07/10/2008, 08:41 PM	#1
Dinoflagellates Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: USA Posts: 38	New Oceanic biocube 29 gal Hi every one, I just bough a 29 gallons biocube and suppose to received on Saturday!!! Iâ€™m really happy because I love the marine live, my wife and I make the decision to have a thank for our new babyâ€¦. I just want to see if any one from this experience forum would like to give me some advise on how to star in my new set up. I really will appreciate any advice and thank you for your helpâ€¦.Have a happy day! __________________ I love the marine live... Current Tank Info: Oceanic Bio Cube 29 Gal

07/10/2008, 09:18 PM	#2
MinnFish Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Home of 10,000 lakes Posts: 917	http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...readid=1220315 http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh...readid=1031074 Read these, they are very informative. Hope i could help. *To Reef Central* __________________ 33G Long, 4x54 watt T5, Tunze 6025, Tunze Osmolator ATO, Tunze Streamfilter 3163 Posts about moving an oversized fish to a bigger tank. Is like hearing every stripper is just working to pay for colle

07/10/2008, 09:45 PM	#3
unbreakable D: Join Date: May 2007 Location: ? Posts: 2,868	*To Reef Central* do a lot of research on this board and dont be afraid to ask before buying things! make sure you research before you something! __________________ INTERNET= Serious Business!

07/10/2008, 10:13 PM	#4
Flipper62 Premium Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Naperville, Il. Business Owner, President & CEO Posts: 3,045	Welcome......Advice....GO SLOW. Most new reefers want instant gratification.......Set the tank up...get it how you want it to look, have it looking like the Great Barrier Reef....and sit back. NO..NO..NO......Build the tank slow, so you don't have a crash. Research anything that you think that you want to put in there. Somethings are reef safe...some are not. Find out first so you done have a disaster. You will add things....move things, Its all part of the fun. AND MOST OF ALL........DONT GUESS AT SOMETHING.....IF you have a question, ASK here........Everyone here is here because we love this hobby & everyone wants to help everyone else with their knowledge Again....WELCOME & ENJOY THE HOBBY..... __________________ If todays automobile had followed the same development as the computer, A Rolls Royce would cost $100.00. It would get a million miles per gallon, but it would explode once a year killing everyone inside." Current Tanks... 90 gal Reef... My awesome Office BioCube....( 180 was on hold ..no time ) ... The 180 gal has been sold...Yay..yay..yay. Hobby Experience: 19 years Reef...22 years FW

07/11/2008, 05:29 AM	#5
Dinoflagellates Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: USA Posts: 38	Thank you... THANK YOU! so much, Iâ€™ll research everything before doing, but I have a question, I have been reading that you have to set the thank first with the live rock and let them set from two to three weeks, that way the bacteria grows and the tank is suitable for marine leaving. This is the question, For how long do I should wait before putting my first cleaning crew?..........Thank you very much, for your experts adviseâ€¦ __________________ I love the marine live... Current Tank Info: Oceanic Bio Cube 29 Gal