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Post by biohazard58 on Nov 23, 2011 13:43:29 GMT -5
i been looking at doing this for awhile but ive decided to finally do it im moving into a apartment in a month at marshall and i have to leave my 55 gallon fresh water tank behind. so im gonna setup a 29 gallon biocube in my apartment. this is my first venture into salt water. i wanna set up a nice reef inside it and get a fiew fish i wanna put in a small dwarf lionfish and a couple bigger clownfish. clownfish big enough where the lion cant eat them lol. and wanna get some inverts in there. but anyway i know fish will come a while down the road after everything is cycled and settled for the reef. but ive did alot of research online and have learned a good bit but id like to get a good rundown with some experence. i know bigger would be better but the biocubes biggest is 29 gallon and thats about all ill have room for in my bedroom anyway. but i know ill need to get the tank,i figure about 25 lbs of live rock, protein skimmer,the sand and the other odds n ends. but gimmie a good rundown of what all i need to get and the process of initial setup n putting in the live rock. n where can i get it all local ill get the tank online probly unless i can find it around here for the same price.
thankss
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Post by ADMIN2 on Nov 23, 2011 20:15:43 GMT -5
Stop by and see us at Specialty Pets or go to Berts Pet Center either one of us can help you get started in the right direction. I am sure there are others on here that can also help you along in the process. JBJ nano cubes are also pretty nice if you decide to do something else than a biocube. I think if you do the biocube I would go with the halide light on it, it is much better imo.
Phillip
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Post by ADMIN on Dec 6, 2011 12:20:48 GMT -5
Welcome aboard, Phil is right, go with halide you will be glad you did.
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