Be certain to get your build thread started (with pictures). We want to see that 150. Welcome to the group! You will love it here!
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At this point, I would go to you Local Fish Store (LFS) and look at the fish andand cor they have. Figure out which ones you like most, write down their names, and go home and research them. You can then weed out species that might not fit with your tank, or each other as well since there are some colorful, yet pretty agressive fish and corals out there.
The light you have now is going to be your main limiting factor. It is not the strongest light on the market and is more suited for a fish-only reef or non-photosynthetic corals.
You made a good choice by coming here first though, if I had it to do over again, I would have started by getting on R2R and reading everything I could before even buying my first tank. Good luck with your reef keeping journey!
I have two gyre flow pumps on my 210. They are fantastic. I bought them over the holidays so I got a really good deal on them during all the sales. You have to buy one with a controller (more expensive) then you can add the second one (less expensive) without the controller if you like and just plug it in to the first.I used a gyre in the past, love those a lot. they move and you can dial them in. Plus they are less expensive.
Hi everyone, I'm Dale and I'm new to the hobby. I would like to pick the minds of a lot of you readers. I have most of the equipment to start my tank but I would like to have everything needed to be successful.
I have 150 gallon tank with stand. 40 gallon eshopp sump and protien skimmer. Fluval led lighting...and this is where my equipment ends. Please help...thanks in advance