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03/07/2008, 06:41 AM
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Sps corals
ok i have a 75 gallon with 2 250 watt metal hallides and i also have a 90 with t5s I am hoping to make my 75 a sps dominant tank eventually. and i hope to make my other one a softy tank. For the 75 i have a calcium reactor that i got a while back and i have only a few sps so i dont run it. I would like to know if anyone has any sps frags for sale/ trade or knows where i could get good priced ones. And also any advive to making my tank sps dominant would be appriciated
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03/07/2008, 06:52 AM
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Lots of flow my friend! You can get away with about 30x turnover rte, but a lot of people run more (50x +). Where are you located? That may help you to find people selling.
tom
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"I got me a big wave, ride me a big wave, got me a big..WAVE!" Ed Vedder It's a reef thing, you wouldn't understand! Current Tank Info: 50 breeder w/o sump mixed reef, sps dominant. NEP T5 fixture with no stock bulbs, Bermuda Rogue HOB skimmer, canister filter, DIY hang on fuge, 2x modded MJ400's, Tunze Osmolator ATO, Randy's 2 part dosed with and Aquamedic twin |
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03/07/2008, 04:41 PM
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i am in columbus phio i think i have about 30 or 35 times do you have an sps dominant?
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Thanks Dustin Marker Current Tank Info: 180 gallon mixed mostly sps and lps |
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03/07/2008, 05:08 PM
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I agree, lots of flow to have a healthy sps tank.
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