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Reefs

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  1. I got mine used but in good condition, I am happy with it as well.
  2. What kind of sand used in this tank?
  3. I bought it from a guy online on Offerup, not sure who made it, he was planing to use it as frag tank I guess.
  4. Tank Dimensions: 60" x 24" x 12" starphire glass. Eshopps sump RS300. 80 lbs Caribbean sand. Aquaticlife led lights.( 1x 48" / 2x36" ) 60 lbs live/dry rock mix.
  5. Thank you, I am happy to come back to reefing hobby and this great community.
  6. I had one with stand and sump. if I am not mistaken it was like 3/4 of a gallon.
  7. How can I pay the membership fee with Paypal? when I reached the check out page, it only gave me an option to pay with credit card.
  8. Yes that is the same box I brought with me to put the corals in that I bought from you. and I remember I bought the refugium also, I took your advice and joined WAMAS , so here I am.
  9. I used the box at the bottom instead of the one behind the tank to hold the equipment (filter,heater,thermometer)and the chaeto algae, it also have room for floating valve that will help with evaporation issue.
  10. No, there is no room, I am thinking tiny bristle stars . do you have any suggestions?
  11. Thanks. Here is some details about it: Tank: 7''x5''x5'' display box (about 0.75 gallon) Stand: Another display box (for now). Filtration: Background container will include : Elite mini powerhead, heater and Chaeto algae. Lighting: 10 watt screw in CF 50/50 (daylight/actinic).
  12. Reef tank on a budget: This is going to be a 0.75 gallon pico reef using acrylic display boxes.
  13. Hi this is shrimpo @ the planted tank, nice DIY you made there, sorry I don't have a PAR meter but there is section in this board for WAMAS members that enable you to borrow it as well as sale/trade frags and equipments, I highly recommend to sing up for WAMAS membership. Good luck to you
  14. This is a DIY from a guy in California, I paid $200 when I bought it, but now I saw on Ebay that he reduced the price to $185 free shipping whith improved features like dimmer and individual switch for actinic. Edit: you can also link more light fixtures together, you just need separate power cable. check the topic at the new to the hobby forum that I started under the title LED lighting, to see a picture of 2 light fixtures linked together.
  15. Emerald crabs ate all the macroalgae exept Codium and Red titan.
  16. I am using mostly Pukani rock in my 40 gallon, they are light weight comparing to other rocks, so you end up paying less and reducing some stress on the stand.
  17. I tested the water here is the result: Amonia: 0.25ppm. Nitrite: 0 ppm. Nitrate:5 ppm. Phosphate: 0.5. PH: 8 Calcium: 480 Alkalinity:12 dkh Magnesium: 1800 I used API test kit exept for Magnesium I used Red Sea test kit, I bought it not too long ago but there is no date on it. I don't dose anything at this moment although I have 2part sitting around in case I need to use it.
  18. The RBTA split into two and other frags pictures:
  19. Thanks, most of it is Pukani dry rock from Bulk Reef Supply, I am trying to keep macroalgae in the left background also leave as much swimming space for the fish since this small tank.
  20. Came across this site snailtopoff.com while searching for auto top off. any one currently using this product?
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