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[Gui Paim]

Hi everyone! I am a new member to the forums! I recently decided to join the hobby and started a 14 gallon biocube.

I have two Bangai Cardinal fish and a pair of Black Phantom clownfish. As far as coral, I have a bubbletip anenome and only plan to have zoas and a few lps? Anyone know if this will be a problem with the stock lighting?

I have a skimmer but also started started running carbon today. Will that be a problem for the corals?

Let me know what guys think!

Gui Paim

 

[melypr1985]

Looks great! Welcome to R2R!

 

[ptreef]

Looks fine. Not sure you need or want carbon for lps & zoas.
But if you do a proper amount should be fine.

 

[ptreef]

just be sure to keep an eye on the corals and make sure they are growing and opening up and your doing good!

 

[kschweer]

Welcome to R2R!!! Looking good!

 

[jsker]

Welcome to R2R sweet setup, is that a bowl front?

 

[4FordFamily]

Welcome home! You'll love it here!

Tank looks fantastic!

 

[Gui Paim]

Welcome to R2R sweet setup, is that a bowl front?

The edges curve but its a cube. Thank you!

 

[Gui Paim]

Looks fine. Not sure you need or want carbon for lps & zoas.
But if you do a proper amount should be fine.

Thank you! I will keep an eye out and make sure they are still opening.

 

[jsker]

The edges curve but its a cube. Thank you!

Very nice tank

 

[Salty1962]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[ScottMyers123]

Welcome to R2R! Tank looks great.

 

[120reefkeeper]

Very nice indeed!

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R

 

[Diesel]

 

[rayn]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[glb]

Welcome! You'll probably need to keep an eye on the nitrates with four fish in a small tank. Hopefully the skimmer will take care of some of it. You may need to do larger or more frequent water changes to keep it in check. Good luck!

 

[TUSI]

Welcome to the friendliest forum on earth

 

[ngvu1]

Welcome. Tank looks good. I like your clown fish.

 

[Gui Paim]

Welcome! You'll probably need to keep an eye on the nitrates with four fish in a small tank. Hopefully the skimmer will take care of some of it. You may need to do larger or more frequent water changes to keep it in check. Good luck!

Im doing 10% once a week. Do you think thats enough or should i do more?