so the biggest problem is out of the way

fish are life · 03/06/2006, 10:39 AM

So i transfered all my fish from my 60G to my new 110G and with the exeption that my live rock looks like there is nothign there everything is awsome. the fish all lived and my inverts are doing grea. But what worries my is that the 110G is a 110 tall and my rock isnt tall enough for the corals that like light to be high enough. i am running 390 watts but i heard that the actual "light" can only penitrate a certian amound through the water even though things are still lit. should i be in a hurry to buy more live rock to get the corals higher?

Anemone · 03/06/2006, 10:53 AM

Well, that really depends on the type of lights, the type of corals, and the actual depth the corals are mounted at. Details please....

Kevin

03/06/2006, 10:39 AM	#1
fish are life Registered Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: tucson AZ Posts: 171	so the biggest problem is out of the way So i transfered all my fish from my 60G to my new 110G and with the exeption that my live rock looks like there is nothign there everything is awsome. the fish all lived and my inverts are doing grea. But what worries my is that the 110G is a 110 tall and my rock isnt tall enough for the corals that like light to be high enough. i am running 390 watts but i heard that the actual "light" can only penitrate a certian amound through the water even though things are still lit. should i be in a hurry to buy more live rock to get the corals higher?

03/06/2006, 10:53 AM	#2
Anemone Cloning Around Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Valencia, California Posts: 25,267	Well, that really depends on the type of lights, the type of corals, and the actual depth the corals are mounted at. Details please.... Kevin __________________ Back in the pool, swimming with the sharks... Current Tank Info: Red Sea 425XL w/Kessil AP700, Vertex 180i Skimmer, 2 x Vortech MP40s