Post by herefishyfishy on Jan 21, 2016 16:01:48 GMT -5
OK... What do I ABSOLUTELY need to know if my husband is going to potentially make a sump this weekend? (presumably out of a 29 gallon tank unless someone has a better/cheaper idea)
We have a 90 gallon tank. Just bought an in sump protein skimmer; We have about 90 pounds of live rock; a base of 2-3 inches of crushed coral, 2 heaters; 2 power heads; an overhead light that I have been told is ok for corals/anemones (although I highly doubt doing corals); i do not have an RO system, so I have had to use the safestart stuff to dechlorinate my city water (I tested the water for nitrates, it they came in pretty low);
Right now, nitrates and ammonia are high, but will likely do another 50% water change this weekend.
No fish - just a choc chip star fish, some snails and a capnella coral, some little sponges and a few apasia (which I am hoping to get a shrimp to take care of this weekend).
Probably going to focus mostly on fish and inverts; anemone. Might do some coral, but not going to be "my baby" like you adventurous guys.
ENLIGHTEN ME OH WISE ONES!!!
: )
We have a 90 gallon tank. Just bought an in sump protein skimmer; We have about 90 pounds of live rock; a base of 2-3 inches of crushed coral, 2 heaters; 2 power heads; an overhead light that I have been told is ok for corals/anemones (although I highly doubt doing corals); i do not have an RO system, so I have had to use the safestart stuff to dechlorinate my city water (I tested the water for nitrates, it they came in pretty low);
Right now, nitrates and ammonia are high, but will likely do another 50% water change this weekend.
No fish - just a choc chip star fish, some snails and a capnella coral, some little sponges and a few apasia (which I am hoping to get a shrimp to take care of this weekend).
Probably going to focus mostly on fish and inverts; anemone. Might do some coral, but not going to be "my baby" like you adventurous guys.
ENLIGHTEN ME OH WISE ONES!!!
: )
