Hello everybody. I'm looking to get back into the wide world of reef tanks and came here looking for suggestions. I'm not new to the game, but I might as well be since my last set up was about 15 years ago and I see technology has changed quite a bit since.
I'm looking to build a reef tank, nothing too extravagant, possibly adding a few fish down the road. I kind of like the idea of a smaller tank (32g ish) with the possibility of increasing size depending on how things go as time goes on. I'm not really limited in space, I plan on setting it up in my temperature controlled basement. I'm not looking to break the bank right out of the gate, so something that will get me going with the ability to slowly upgrade would be perfect.
I've been looking at the Coaralife Biocube 32 LED as a possible contender. What are your thoughts on this setup? Lighting seems to be the biggest limiting factor so possibly an upgrade depending on what I want to keep in the tank?
If you were to start from scratch, building a modest setup that has room for upgrades, how would you do it?
I really appreciate the time and I look forward to diving back into this world.
I'm looking to build a reef tank, nothing too extravagant, possibly adding a few fish down the road. I kind of like the idea of a smaller tank (32g ish) with the possibility of increasing size depending on how things go as time goes on. I'm not really limited in space, I plan on setting it up in my temperature controlled basement. I'm not looking to break the bank right out of the gate, so something that will get me going with the ability to slowly upgrade would be perfect.
I've been looking at the Coaralife Biocube 32 LED as a possible contender. What are your thoughts on this setup? Lighting seems to be the biggest limiting factor so possibly an upgrade depending on what I want to keep in the tank?
If you were to start from scratch, building a modest setup that has room for upgrades, how would you do it?
I really appreciate the time and I look forward to diving back into this world.