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Buying saltwater fish from Petco: infected with velvet. Not good. Despite efforts to save them; they all died. Lesson learned? Assume all incoming fish are infected. Treat them prophylactically: velvet is rampant in the industry/hobby these days: be prepared https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/velvet-amyloodinium-ocellatum.217570/#post-2499437What's been your biggest mistake/ learning experience?
You came to the right place. We have some very knowledgeable members and everyone seems more than happy to help. Good luck with your new tank!Hello, from the Midwest. I'm currently setting up my first salt water tank. I'm devouring everyone's knowledge. Appreciate all your provided advice, and wisdom.
Well your budget will help guide you on these issues There are a lot of great skimmers that can handle a 55 and lights are all over the place. If your thinking LEDs consider starting off with some black box leds - @saltyfilmfolks and many others run them with great success and they are very reasonably priced. T5s are another good option and retro fit kits for a 55 shouldn't be too expensive. Personally I would stay away from MH as a newbe. If you like MH (I do and run them on my SPS tank) make sure you are ready to invest in a chiller if you cant control the temperature (not always a problem). Don't get me wrong, they are awesome lights and second to none with respect to growth but there is that extra expense to consider.101! Diving into saltwater is a bit intimidating...
At the moment I can't decide on a skimmer (52 gallon), or the direction I should go in lighting. I'm much more read up on lights.
Not new to r2r but like in this post I'm starting my first saltwater reef tank and it's a 65gallon tall tank got a kollercraft Tom rapids pro rp3 wet dry filter with built-in protein skimmer and a auto top off 2 300 watt heaters 40lbs of live sand and 40lbs of dry rock a current USA orbit marine LED programmable light I think I have it covered but not sure so glad this post came across my feed