immaman2011
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Not very good pictures yet but I transfered everything from my 36g bow to this tank. All the fish right now are very small so it looks so much bigger then it is lol. I still gotta rearrange everything inside this was on the fly so I did the best I could without stressing them too much. I also have some cheap $10 coral splits from my LFS hoping they take off soon! I did lose a sharknose goby that I got from petco, just seemed to waste away and I lost my previous flameback, blue reef chromis, and 2 cherry shrimp from a mistake I made with last tank. This tank is going to be a proper new start for my fish.
Yellow band pygmy wrasse
Royal gramma basslet
Orange citron goby
Flameback pygmy angel
Diamond goby
2x Oscrellis clownfish
3x Pajama cardinalfish
2x Banggai cardinalfish
2x cleaner shrimp
Single cherry shrimp
Assorted hermit crabs and snails
Single adult gold dust molly(for algae)
I've got a 100g canister filter with a 9w coralife twist uvc hooked in.
2 800gph powerheads.
A reef led light with 2 timers(white, green, and blue)
60 lbs of live sand
36 pounds of dry rock(is turning green so far)
11 pounds of live rock
300w adjustable heater
2x digital thermostats(1 for each side)
I bought and cut sun top insulated polycarbonate board for lids(much more stable and easier to clean then glass)
1 air stone on a adjustable pump
Magniflow c360 100g canister filter
I also have all this hooked into a battery backup just in case, planning on getting a second battery backup for this system as well
I don't have a skimmer, sump, or refugium....but I do have a canister filter. I was thinking about adding a skimmer later on down the road but I don't think it's needed with the canister filter and air stone, we will see in a few months. Any suggestions on how to setup my powerheads, they seem okay where they are and tank gets plenty of flow everywhere. Food gets pushed around until eaten or sucked up by filter which is good I suppose.
Any extra suggestions let me know! Thanks.
Yellow band pygmy wrasse
Royal gramma basslet
Orange citron goby
Flameback pygmy angel
Diamond goby
2x Oscrellis clownfish
3x Pajama cardinalfish
2x Banggai cardinalfish
2x cleaner shrimp
Single cherry shrimp
Assorted hermit crabs and snails
Single adult gold dust molly(for algae)
I've got a 100g canister filter with a 9w coralife twist uvc hooked in.
2 800gph powerheads.
A reef led light with 2 timers(white, green, and blue)
60 lbs of live sand
36 pounds of dry rock(is turning green so far)
11 pounds of live rock
300w adjustable heater
2x digital thermostats(1 for each side)
I bought and cut sun top insulated polycarbonate board for lids(much more stable and easier to clean then glass)
1 air stone on a adjustable pump
Magniflow c360 100g canister filter
I also have all this hooked into a battery backup just in case, planning on getting a second battery backup for this system as well
I don't have a skimmer, sump, or refugium....but I do have a canister filter. I was thinking about adding a skimmer later on down the road but I don't think it's needed with the canister filter and air stone, we will see in a few months. Any suggestions on how to setup my powerheads, they seem okay where they are and tank gets plenty of flow everywhere. Food gets pushed around until eaten or sucked up by filter which is good I suppose.
Any extra suggestions let me know! Thanks.
