Personally felt 80-110 gallon was a great size. Kept costs down while being large enough to house just about any fish. SeaSwirl, great product used along with another stationary pump to create a very random flow. Also a big fan of the SCWD. Like hoods as well to keep light contained in the tank...
For just under 40 gallons. Hovering around $800 all in with nothing of brand. Good brand anyway. 8 fish and just as many coral.
Crazy as it sounds, my last 90 gallon setup I think was maybe $1000 total and had a tank full of more coral to count and fish I’d need two sets of hands to count and...
Aqua Remora. One of the top best skimmers in my opinion still to date. What got me started in my own reefing history. Came with a tank I bought not knowing what it was or how it worked. Never saw a filter like it, researched it and convinced me to try saltwater instead of setting tank up the as...
Yeah. Interesting all the different results of time in my research before posting thread. Thought I’d bring home to the local site. Just received a couple more pumps yesterday to add flow. Forgot to check the carbon.
Opens and closes for lack of better terms on a daily/hourly basis.
Not sure if it would or not. I have no light on it nor is it air tight as the guy that does “Life in Jars”. It gets diffused light in the after noon till sunset through opaque windows in my garage. I do have Asterna stars in my tank I see once in a while. I can try some Xenia. It’s very very low...
Just set this up a week ago using water change water and dipped the sock in it. My kids old desktop frog setup. No sand which I really think I need to add. Just the rock from my sump that I replaced with Chaeto. I’ll dip this weeks filter sock in it as well. Mentioned in a post not long ago...