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mmm ok fair enough!! thankyou for your help! i know softies are very easy so maybe thats the goThe problem with macro tanks is first finding the cool macros in stock somewhere. Second macros need a good constant source of phosphate and ammonia/ nitrate, ammonia is actually better utilized by plants. Third is clean up crew you'll need to be selective on what critters you put in with the macros as a lot will also and probably first go after your macros. That being said both tanks would be nice a well set up macro tank looks as good as any softie tank I've seen. A softie tank will be easier. A nice macro tank can be as difficult as a sps dominant tank.
thanks mate! im going to buy some live rock today to make a scape, the reason why i wanted a macro tank is because i am not a fan of blue lightI'm always going to choose a soft coral tank, so much variety you can do with them!
but Softies I can have a white heavy light anyway i guessnice! love the fact your tank isnt windex blue!!![]()
My softie (slowing becoming mixed) tank....only missing a yellow fiji leather (good luck getting one)....
yeah im in vic that is the thought process of having both, just need to find someHey mate, why not have both? Only thing is, I don’t often see macro for sale at LFS’s in Aus. Depending on where you’re located you could always collect some under the pretext of doing a bit of luderick fishing.
only things i can find really is dragons breath. which gives the tank a nice hue anyway
