Starting water box aio 20

[rojas6202]

So basically I have a global 13.5 rn I’ve been running it for 2 years, it always had fish it never had coral , I recently got the aio 20 and I bought everything I need, with ato, skimmer, rodi unit, Nero 3, prime 16hd, i haven’t set it up yet, but my questions is I have no knowledge on corals and dosing them and how to feed them, so im hoping I can get a little help, I’m planing on just keeping lps in the tank, I wanna know a good light setting as well and if you guys recommend any upgraded filtration beside the chemi pure blue

 

[kevgib67]

LPS do well with moderate flow and light (150-200 par). Light and fish waste is enough but you can spot feed with mysis or broadcast feed with something like reef chili. Your rock will be your most important source of filtration. Your skimmer will remove organics before they break down. Start with some easier lps at first such as candy canes and duncans until you get the hang of it.

 

[rojas6202]

LPS do well with moderate flow and light (150-200 par). Light and fish waste is enough but you can spot feed with mysis or broadcast feed with something like reef chili. Your rock will be your most important source of filtration. Your skimmer will remove organics before they break down. Start with some easier lps at first such as candy canes and duncans until you get the hang of it.

Thank you!

 

[rojas6202]

LPS do well with moderate flow and light (150-200 par). Light and fish waste is enough but you can spot feed with mysis or broadcast feed with something like reef chili. Your rock will be your most important source of filtration. Your skimmer will remove organics before they break down. Start with some easier lps at first such as candy canes and duncans until you get the hang of it

LPS do well with moderate flow and light (150-200 par). Light and fish waste is enough but you can spot feed with mysis or broadcast feed with something like reef chili. Your rock will be your most important source of filtration. Your skimmer will remove organics before they break down. Start with some easier lps at first such as candy canes and duncans until you get the hang of it.

what about copepods? Is it good to have them in the tank as well?

 

[kevgib67]

what about copepods? Is it good to have them in the tank as well?

Although they are not coral food, yes they are great for your tank.