First Reef Tank!
- Thread starter Zooxanthellae
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little_fish
Moderator
Hello and Welcome!
Looks like you are off to a great start!
Looks like you are off to a great start!
ErinCahir
Sausage Wrangler
Hi and welcome to the site! Looking good!
Zooxanthellae
Reefing newb
Thanks guys!
troybuckle
Reefing newb
Hey man, looks like the water cleaned up a lot. When you get a chance on Monday you should post your test levels to see how your cycle is going.
Samhain
Satin, Lace, and Sequins
Following! Looks good so far. Any plans as to what you're wanting to keep?
Zooxanthellae
Reefing newb
hey
I found some hicth hikers that came in on the live rock which i purchased form a a local guy, they came out after i put a shrimp in the water to get my cycle going. There were 2 small starfish about the size of a penny and also a neon yellow worm about 4 inches in length.
I also got another 750 powerhead, I am just deciding on a light now and ill be all set. any feedback on the marineland reef capable led?
I found some hicth hikers that came in on the live rock which i purchased form a a local guy, they came out after i put a shrimp in the water to get my cycle going. There were 2 small starfish about the size of a penny and also a neon yellow worm about 4 inches in length.
I also got another 750 powerhead, I am just deciding on a light now and ill be all set. any feedback on the marineland reef capable led?
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dixiegirl21191
Reef Junkie
Free starfish?! Sweet! Loving the aquascape.
Samhain
Satin, Lace, and Sequins
I have the ML reef capables, and i think they're great. Most of us that have them think so. They'll pretty much let you keep anything you want to keep.
troybuckle
Reefing newb
That starfish is sweet man. The new powerhead is awesome to, i can't wait to get my new one come now!!
Zooxanthellae
Reefing newb
will one ml 36-48 inch reef led be sufficient to sustain most corals?
little_fish
Moderator
The starfish is a micro brittle star BTW, a great hitchhiker
Samhain
Satin, Lace, and Sequins
That really depends on the actual dimensions of your tank. I see 36x12 in your tank description, but depending on the depth of the tank you will have variable results at different depths. SPS and nems have to be kept up near the top, but depending on how deep the tank is, LPS and softies can be kept almost anywhere.
stiracerdude
Reefing newb
Tank looks good keep us updated
