48 in t5s

Most important accessory after a year of success

  • Skimmer,

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  • dosing pump

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  • Wave maker

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  • Atomic feeder

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  • Leak allert

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  • Apex

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  • Roller mat

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  • Sump

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  • Refugium

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Can I get some 48 in t5 bulb’s anywhere for cheap? I have a 8 bulb fixture but I would run it with just 4. What is a good bulb combo? I think I almost am ready to get some life in the build! I’m culturing some rotifers and clops I’m going to see if I can’t get them to populate the tank a lil first. I got the rock work 3/4 off the way built and a cheap hygger light that says it can grow coral? Don’t beat me up it’s just one of those things I’ll regret later I know but I’m hard headed. So just tell me you told me so when I tell you it didn’t work ok! That’s y I’m looking for some t5 bulbs. I got some smaller Aquion tanks for sale or trade also. A 10g with stand, a 15g with stand, 2- 20 long, a 30g, and a 55g for sale or trade also. Any help is Appreciated. These are the smarter caves I built . I got caught up being selfish as I see Solent people do by worrying about how cool I wanted the scape to look. Not thinking about the animals I want to thrive and enjoy for long as I can. So after 3 times breaking down the Marlo rocks and about 30 different super glues. I remembered how much more happier my pets are when they feel safe and sheltered. These are some of the shelters that I made them. I can take criticism so feel free. And thanks Reef2reef! For the help and opportunities you provide! I will do better on posting more often.

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