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Your going to fast,your tank is way to small for one Tang let alone two!

i took those cones off and can see a difference in the flow and I like it. way more spread out

any updates?

SOunds cool. DId you take any pics during the DIY rock build? we always like a good DIY thread

Well above I are the specs and I will try to keep the progress of the tank as it goes. I have been doing freshwater for about 8 years now, with my oldest boy, and have been looking for an excuse to venture into saltwater (been reading and dreaming about it for 5 years). Anyway, my youngest boy wanted a "NEMO" so I am looking to focus this tank around Clownfish (Ocellaris) and Sea Anemone. I am also going to try my hand at...

TheReefDaVinci's 20 gallon Vitruvian Nano Aquarium. Hello everyone, I have always wanted a large aquarium. However, I currently live in an apartment and until I purchase a home I cannot force myself to build a large reef aquarium that could possibly need to be broken down due to some unforeseen circumstances that are beyond my control. So I decided that with my current situation a small 20 gallon nano aquarium would have to suffice. But...

OKay so i am a complete newbie but here is what i have so far. 45 gallon bow front hot magnum canister 2 live rocks remora protien skimmer with maxi jet 1200 th05 lights 24" 20 lbs live sand on top of some gravel. i think grape coral and i think a little mushroom coral 1 startfish 2 clowns sand sifter snail 2 blue hermits 3 other snails tank is about 11 weeks old I test the water every day my only thing is the nitrate is not at 0,...

Quote: Originally Posted by Brocnizer Pics to come tomorrow -36 gallon corner tank -2 Koralia one 400GPH powerheads -1 Koralia three 850GPH powerhead - AquaC Remora Protein Skimmer - Phosban reactor - 150w stealth heater - ZooMed Power Sweep 214 - 9W UV sterilizer - 130 watt PC Bulbs (65w 10k, 65w 50/50) - 2 LED moon lights -60 pounds of caribsea aragonite -43 pounds of live rock -25 hermit crabs -1 false clown -1 tomato clown -2 green...

I'm also concerned at the pace you are going, My tank which has mainly base rock in it and some live rock was cycled for 6 weeks and 6 snails added a week after the diatom bloom. Also the flowerpot coral is pretty delicate and would appreciate more light than 96watt, especially if it is a tall tank - also a coral experienced reefers have problems with. Maybe trade it back in for store credit?? Your tank would be more suited to soft...

37 gallon tall glass tank 25 lbs of live rock, 60 lbs of live sand, cpr 50 overflow ADHI 20 gallon sump/refugium(2lb live rock rubble and chateo with figi mud), koralia 2 powerhead, another 320gph powerhead, marineland hob power filer, current usa 4x24w T5HO fixture with moon lights (factory bulbs). Im very new to this and my tank has been running for about 6 weeks now.