fishface NJ
7500 Club Member
Welcome to R2R!!
nickkohrn
Corals for President 2020
Welcome to Reef2Reef! We are glad to have you here!
What are your plans for your system? Do you know what kind of fish you want to keep? What about corals? Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you want to achieve.
What are your plans for your system? Do you know what kind of fish you want to keep? What about corals? Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you want to achieve.
Welcome! You've come to the right place
Pau Hana Reefer
got reef?
Welcome to R2R!!!
The Aquatic Arsenal
2500 Club Member
Welcome to R2R!!!
windemerejack
Valuable Member
Hi and welcome from the UK. Very friendly and knowledgeable folk on here, you will love it.
Wow! I'm blown away by the warm welcome - This seems like a really cool community!
I'm currently a graduate student and my fluval spec V finished cycling about a month(?) ago. I went to a frag expo recently and picked up a few corals: a toadstool leather, an acan, a hammer coral, a plate coral, and some zoas.
Since the lights on the spec V is supposed to be for freshwater, I went ahead and replaced it with the hipargero aqua knight. So far all the corals seem to like it, and all their polyps are out and extended!
As for livestock, I currently have a few snails in there: one trochus snail, one cerith snail, and two tiny nessarius snails. I also couldn't resist getting two small ocellaris clownfish. Now that I think about it, do you think the clownfish will be ok for now in this tank since they're still small? Once I start a larger tank I'll transfer them out to something bigger as they grow. Perhaps something like a tailspot blenny would fit this tank?
I'm currently a graduate student and my fluval spec V finished cycling about a month(?) ago. I went to a frag expo recently and picked up a few corals: a toadstool leather, an acan, a hammer coral, a plate coral, and some zoas.
Since the lights on the spec V is supposed to be for freshwater, I went ahead and replaced it with the hipargero aqua knight. So far all the corals seem to like it, and all their polyps are out and extended!
As for livestock, I currently have a few snails in there: one trochus snail, one cerith snail, and two tiny nessarius snails. I also couldn't resist getting two small ocellaris clownfish. Now that I think about it, do you think the clownfish will be ok for now in this tank since they're still small? Once I start a larger tank I'll transfer them out to something bigger as they grow. Perhaps something like a tailspot blenny would fit this tank?
Brandon Smith
AquaticArsenal.com
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AllSignsPointToFish
"No Longer The Guy Without FaceBook"
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