I have spent well over a 1000$ just on a 55. I'm going to be setting up a 120. Approx cost on that is 3000$. But found a guy parting things out....thank god....it's going to cost me around 1000$ now...including a purple tang....
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Depends on what you want. Do you want a sump, do you want to dose, do you want leds, metal hallides, vho, live rock or dry, live sand or no...I am new to reef keeping, my general question is what do i need for a proper setup. I am thinking 90 gallon for the tank.
Live rock, sump, live sand. Which is better, led or metal halides?Depends on what you want. Do you want a sump, do you want to dose, do you want leds, metal hallides, vho, live rock or dry, live sand or no...
all a matter of preference IMO....Live rock, sump, live sand. Which is better, led or metal halides?
yeah i am not that far off....it would be a pretty junkie car thoughI have enough in my lighting and skimmer to buy a used car lol
Preference is key. I'd do some research on both, check out some vids or pics of each and see which you like most. Both have shimmering effects. I've been told either little one inch sand need or over 8" or the nitrogen cycle won't complete. Not sure on the truth of that but it came from a 20+ year hobbyist.Live rock, sump, live sand. Which is better, led or metal halides?
My daughter went to frag swap with me. What I did not know is that she was counting how much I am spent....oops, all my hidden stash plus the "allowance" came to light.
Everyone justifies what they they so here is my justification - my better half prefers me to be at home in this hobby and I am happy to oblige her. Extends we go to make our spouses happy. This one is all for her .
Sam
Live rock, sump, live sand. Which is better, led or metal halides?
I greatly appreciate the commentsgotta say I love this thread lol great responses.
Its either a reef tank or a street rod lolI am not planning on a real low end budget, i would want to do it right from the start. I figure on a 2-3 thousand startup fund. Any suggestions for equipment would be greatly appreciated. I dont plan on many fish but do want corals and such.
you can easily do this right on a budget. remember. especially in this hobby, just because something is expensive doesn't mean its good and just because something is cheap doesn't mean its trashI am not planning on a real low end budget, i would want to do it right from the start. I figure on a 2-3 thousand startup fund. Any suggestions for equipment would be greatly appreciated. I dont plan on many fish but do want corals and such.