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Ah, I see. Can't wait to see the tank mature!

I really don't think adding snails is the answer. How much water do you change when you do water changes and how often do you do water changes? If your water isn't being changed enough that could account for excess nitrates.

True, but IF you use water from your DT don't need to cycle the QT.

Personally, I would use copper for the QT just because it's stronger and Kich-ich for DT if it pops up. But I understand that being a hassle. I always recommend doing 25% water changes, which is about 18 gallons for a 75 gallon. So maybe start doing 20 gallon water changes and you'll remove more...

In all truth a quarantine tank would be very easy to maintain. All you need is a filter, some form of water movement or maybe an air pump, and a place for fish to feel comfortable. Now going back to the hiding place for fish, do not have live rock or sand in a quarantine tank. This is because...

Hey everybody! So this build is probably gonna take a long time and since I already have the tank and stand, I decied to start this showcase. Anyway, all that I have for now is pics of the tank and stand so yeah. I haven't really done much to it yet, because we're moving really soon. Also note...

Wow, those light the tank just about perfectly. I don't see much in the tank though. What's in there? I've been out of the loop for a while.

I just found a 120 on craigslist for only $200! hopefully this one won't get taken before I can get it, wish me luck!

I don't know the brand of the pumps but the skimmer is a 125 coral life super skimmer that is brand new.

Hey everyone, I've finally found a tank and I think I'm gonna jump on it. It's a 75g with a stand, 125g skimmer, pre drilled, fuge, wavemakers a pump and more, only $200! So anyway this list is meant for 220g which is the biggest tank I want in the future, so once I have the list sorted out I'll...

what type of shrimp?

No, you cant have clowns, blennies, basslets, dottybacks, chromis, dartfish, dragonettes, cardinalfish or small wrasse. List probably goes on. Now if you want a FOWLR lions are great! If I were setting up a tank around a lion. I'd go with lions, scorps, possibly goatfish but not sure and I'd get...

That's great, were all happy to help! :D

So I was thinking. Almost everyone here supports adding nems at least 1 year into the hobby. But nems sting other corals, so

Good thing he's still kickin' :D

Well for starters, most gobies, jawfish and Madarins eat from the bottom of the tank (I don't recommend madarins for a new reefer) And honestly anything else goes where ever the food is, except lions and scorpions. Maybe you should just pick out a bunch of fish you want (doesn't matter if it's...

Sorry I confused you. :unsure:

You're very much welcome :)

Tank looks awesome! Love the orange serpent star. Defiantly following this tank thread. :)