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07/21/2014, 04:55 PM | #26 |
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Water is clearing up, still a little cloudy when up close up. Few more days and it should clear up.
I also purchased a new filter today, got it @ 50% off. Its made by Aquatop, I love how quiet it is compared to the AC 50 & Marineland 150 I had. It also comes with a nice surface skimmer built into it, great for an open top aquarium like mine. Going to convert one of the chambers into a refugium down the road. I have a Poly-Filter in one side at the moment. More pictures of the tank.
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07/21/2014, 06:10 PM | #27 |
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looks great, what do ypu plan on stocking? ammonia should spike within a day or two.
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07/21/2014, 06:20 PM | #28 | |
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For fish, I'm thinking maybe a blue dot jawfish, and a clown (or pair). If not, I really like frogfish for some reason lol.. I don't think they're reef safe though!
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07/28/2014, 12:55 PM | #29 |
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i love the blue dot jawfish, theyre one of my favorite fish, a jawfish and a clownn pair would work great, i know its said before in the thread but it looks like your lighting is a dual t5 fixture, and defiantly lots of shrooms and zoas, hammer/frogspawn would look good in there too. maybe xenia for some movement and density as well.you may also want a HOB skimmer, just for some extra filtration, i like this one:http://www.amazon.com/Coral-Vue-Tech...m_cr_pr_sims_t
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07/29/2014, 10:16 AM | #30 | |
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Yeah my lights are t5, those corals you named are exactly what im going to keep in my tank lol..
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08/06/2014, 07:47 PM | #31 |
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Just a small update on my tank. I built a small canopy for the tank to help with like leakage onto my tv..
Put in my CUC yesterday. 2- Pink Margarita Snails 2- Bumble Bee Snails 2- Astrea Snails 1- Blue-legged Hermit Crab I also purchased another Koralia 240 nano circ pump & ditched the aqueon 500. In a few days I'm going to add some corals from my other nano and probably go on the hunt for some more..
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-Robert “For every dark night, there’s a brighter day” Current Tank Info: 20gL- 2 Koralia Nano 240s, 60gph powerhead, AquaTop PFE9 power filter, Surface skimmer, Biocube protein skimmer, T5 Lights, AquaTop LEDs, 24lbs live rock, 25lbs live sand, |
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