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I was hoping to be able to add another fish or two. I hate when a tank looks empty, but I don't want to be overstocked.

I just joined this site a week or so ago to do some research and start planning my first marine tank. I have a 37 gal left over from when I upgraded my south/central american cichlids to a new 5' 120 gal. I want to start with the 37 to see how it goes, then consider upgrading down the road...

Believe me, I'm well aware the 120 would make a great reef. I've always had simple fresh water tanks with the largest being a 55. When I decided I wanted to take it up a notch and try cichlids the only tank I had at the time was the 37. So I got a juvinile Jack Dempsy and 2 Blood Parrots...

You don't need less return flow. Your standpipe should have a little vent in the top to allow air into the drain pipe. http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0WTb_qMlQZNsiAAGbejzbkF/SIG=12jfonk4i/EXP=1292363532/**http%3a//farm4.static.flickr.com/3589/3360732087_25a42412cc_o.gif

This is my first post here. I joined so I can look around and ask some questions before I start planning my first marine tank. I've had fresh water tanks since I was a little kind. My current tank is a 120 gallon South/Central American tank with a Megaflow 4 wet/dry filter and Mag Drive 1200...