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Hi all I was reading and found in one thread here that someone said that you don't actually need lights for LR? Is this true? Will Live Rock be ok ("and bloom") with just the regular lightning? Thank you!!

I was reading and found in one thread that someone said that you don't actually need lights for LR? Is this true? Will Live Rock be ok with just the regular lightning? Or at least with a 6500K for the 29g?

Originally Posted by pcgeek OK, First sorry for my mistake when I said my goal was soft coral. I meant Live Rock. It will have just few fishes and LR, nothing else. Now, I was reading and found in one thread that someone said that you don't actually need lights for LR? Is this true? Will Live...

OK, First sorry for my mistake when I said my goal was soft coral. I meant Live Rock. It will have just few fishes and LR, nothing else. Now, I was reading and found in one thread that someone said that you don't actually need lights for LR? Is this true? Will Live Rock be ok with just the...

Originally Posted by SaltFan This fixture is only 48". And not much light. What you mean with its just 48"? I can't do any longer than that.

Originally Posted by scrombus2 It's a 75......4' long, not 6'. Yep! It's 4'. So, how many watts I need for the 75g? I wont have anything fancy. Just Live Rock basically and fish. Im just trying to find out what setup/what bulbs/power I need to keep soft corals happy. Thank you for the replies!

How about this one? http://www.marineandreef.com/Nova_Ex...p/rcu01126.htm How many Watts for my 75g? Will I need anything else? Thanks again!!

Oh BTW the $600 is for a 72" Power Compact CF Light Fixture not 48" Like this one http://www.***********.com/ps_ViewIt...ILTFIPCST.html

Hello all, newbie here so go easy on me... I have a 75g freshwater tank that I bought used. It was used for saltwater for the ppl that had it before me. I decided to make it a saltwater tank. It's 4' long and a 48" light will fit perfectly. Since I don't have the $600 it cost at the LPS I have...

Originally Posted by Shrimpi yeah youre right, so I guess I should contact him? or just ----? what do I do? I mean, I dont care really, but its just one of those things where Im like.. holy crap thats my pic!? at least give me credit! I dont care about money or anything but I never thought of...

I have a (Echidna rhodochilus) the so called freshwater eel. I have it in my Brackish water tank. This morning she started to be more active than normal and in the afternoon was just still and a bump-like thing was trying to come out of his anus. Few hrs later it has many eggs looking things...

I have a (Echidna rhodochilus) the so called freshwater eel. I have it in my Brackish water tank. This morning she started to be more active than normal and in the afternoon was just still and a bump-like thing was trying to come out of his anus. Few hrs later it has many eggs looking things...

Soooo, yes it can survive in an complete sea water conditions? Right now is in my Brackish water tank (salinity is 1.014). It was in a complete freshwater tank at the LPS, now in Brackish. Should I acclimate it to the Saltwater tank? Thanks.

Hi all, noob here, This moray is the one so called "freshwater eel" after searching I found out that theres no such thing as freshwater eel and that this eel live in Brackish waters and go back to the sea for breeding. My question is if it could survive in permanent saltwater? Thnks in advance...

Originally Posted by azfishgal Nice pics. Just two things, 1) are you aware the guppies are freshwater fish? Hi all!! New Here. Id have guppies for over 3yrs now and although they are freshwater fish (just for your info) guppies can stand 3 times more salinity than any fresh/brackish water...