SouthernReefer18
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- Jun 19, 2018
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- What state or country do you live in
- Georgia
Names John. I am from the mountains of north Ga. New to the game , so new that I'm not even done cycling my water yet.
SYSTEM
55gal. Tank (75bucks)
2, 30 gal. marine filter/skimmer
Aqueon heater, 200w adjustable.
2, Voyager nano 2000 stream pumps
Instant ocean reef Crystals salt
Caribsea live substrate 20lbs
Annnnnnnnnd 3 live rock 16lbs total.
Current bank account balance afterwards ...don't wanna talk about it.
Plan is to obtain many varieties of coral and let them multiply over the years. I feel as if it's like playing the lottery, never know what's gonna be popular tomorrow.
I plan on getting some cleaners first then once I figure out what direction I want to go with coral species, I'll gain more knowledge on them, THEN start adding them to the tank. Seems though that every coral or anemone I like is very aggressive. Oh well. I will deffinently need help with corals that can co exist , placement and, how am I supposed to know what" low, medium high " water flow/lighting looks like to accommodate the coral, that will go in my tank?
Guidance in this process is highly appreciated. PLEASEANDTHANKYOU!
SYSTEM
55gal. Tank (75bucks)
2, 30 gal. marine filter/skimmer
Aqueon heater, 200w adjustable.
2, Voyager nano 2000 stream pumps
Instant ocean reef Crystals salt
Caribsea live substrate 20lbs
Annnnnnnnnd 3 live rock 16lbs total.
Current bank account balance afterwards ...don't wanna talk about it.
Plan is to obtain many varieties of coral and let them multiply over the years. I feel as if it's like playing the lottery, never know what's gonna be popular tomorrow.
I plan on getting some cleaners first then once I figure out what direction I want to go with coral species, I'll gain more knowledge on them, THEN start adding them to the tank. Seems though that every coral or anemone I like is very aggressive. Oh well. I will deffinently need help with corals that can co exist , placement and, how am I supposed to know what" low, medium high " water flow/lighting looks like to accommodate the coral, that will go in my tank?
Guidance in this process is highly appreciated. PLEASEANDTHANKYOU!
