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I ver much plan on this lol. Also, as an update to my original intro, stocked with very little atm. Not sure what to get next but am interested in the dark sump idea with a sponge of types in the near future.Hello and welcome to r2r! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!!
Sounds like a good start. I mean we almost always have to start with a pair of clownfish right? Gsp is a great introduction to corals. There’s a ton of great beginner stuff. My best advice would be to see how those things go and just practice on testing. Get some good reliable test equipment and get a good grip on things. There’s so much to learn! I’ve been in the hobby 11 years and I’m still learning new things!I ver much plan on this lol. Also, as an update to my original intro, stocked with very little atm. Not sure what to get next but am interested in the dark sump idea with a sponge of types in the near future.Hello and welcome to r2r! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!!
1_sargassum frogfish
2_astria snails
2_nassarius snails
2_blue leg hermits
1_tiger conch
2_feather duster worms
1_golf ball sized chunk of GSP (I'd like to do a sidewall covered to make it a peninsula tank)
I have the salt kit from API. Down the road will be an upgrade to the Hanna's. Which other levels should I be monitoring along with the standard in the saltwater kits?Sounds like a good start. I mean we almost always have to start with a pair of clownfish right? Gsp is a great introduction to corals. There’s a ton of great beginner stuff. My best advice would be to see how those things go and just practice on testing. Get some good reliable test equipment and get a good grip on things. There’s so much to learn! I’ve been in the hobby 11 years and I’m still learning new things!
Zoas and Xenia are good but I’d go with fireworks clove polyps. Xenia is invasive from my understanding. For what your looking to do nitrate and phos you want to keep around 10n .1 phos. Will be hard to see them until u get Hanna checkers. Cal. Mag and alk are also very important. Your mag probably won’t change much as long as you do weekly or monthly water changes. Hanna checkers that u want to get will be for alk. Ulr phos, and high range nitrate. For calcium and magnesium use salifert. Hanna has those as well but from my experience are not accurate.I have the salt kit from API. Down the road will be an upgrade to the Hanna's. Which other levels should I be monitoring along with the standard in the saltwater kits?Sounds like a good start. I mean we almost always have to start with a pair of clownfish right? Gsp is a great introduction to corals. There’s a ton of great beginner stuff. My best advice would be to see how those things go and just practice on testing. Get some good reliable test equipment and get a good grip on things. There’s so much to learn! I’ve been in the hobby 11 years and I’m still learning new things!
I plan to keep the predator/reef idea. I'd like to keep the frogfish but also some mushrooms, zoas, zenias, a clam maybe. I guess more of lps and soft corals.
Its all wrote down in the note pad. It shall be looked into next. This would eliminate or decrease a need for macros as to leave the nutrients for future corals?Zoas and Xenia are good but I’d go with fireworks clove polyps. Xenia is invasive from my understanding. For what your looking to do nitrate and phos you want to keep around 10n .1 phos. Will be hard to see them until u get Hanna checkers. Cal. Mag and alk are also very important. Your mag probably won’t change much as long as you do weekly or monthly water changes. Hanna checkers that u want to get will be for alk. Ulr phos, and high range nitrate. For calcium and magnesium use salifert. Hanna has those as well but from my experience are not accurate.