Erin O's 75G Build

Fs, someone make their mind up, ok how much sand do we need for a 75? ;)
Depends on how deep of a sandbed she wants...
4- 20lb bags is what I have for my 75g...gives about 2" sand depth...really going to depend on what @Erin O is going to want though
I love you guys! Lol.
is the 75 reef ready?
The 75 and its filters just need to be drained and cleaned. I had already moved the FW fish I had in there to the 125 over the weekend.
 
how close are you to interstate 80 ?
 
So we are going with a 29. The canister will be good and most likely provide adequate flow for the 29.
Erin can you make a list of needed items.

A COVID maricle.
 
I have a buddy coming through june 9-10th should be ready for clowns by then ,or i can ship em,what type do you want :)
 
" i like big tanks and i can't deny "
i think go with 75 n skimmer that sfin has w a can will be better off in long run,jmo;)
 
Sand-I believe @najer is helping with this
Rock- @Scratch08 and @Lowell Lemon have that covered
Refractometer- @sfin52
Powerhead- I believe @NY_Caveman is helping with this?
Testing- again, I think @NY_Caveman is helping with this?
Thermometer-
RODI- I can get water from my LFS for now
Does that look like everything?
 
If you decide to go 75 Gallon I have a new in the box Eheim Aqua Puls filter that works great. I like them so much back in the day I bought the last partial pallet in the country. Just sitting here. They do make a slight gurgle sound as the water percolates between media.
 
I have a buddy coming through june 9-10th should be ready for clowns by then ,or i can ship em,what type do you want :)
I know that there are different types of the ocellaris, but does one type have a better personality than the others? Less aggressive?
 
I know that there are different types of the ocellaris, but does one type have a better personality than the others? Less aggressive?
All are the same just looks
 

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