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I will be setting up my 35 gallon hexagonal tank in a few months and I was wondering what would be a good stock list? The tank setup will be; 70 lbs LR, 35lbs LS, 1 Prizm protien skimmer Current USA satellite PC lighting 10,000k daylight w/ 460nm Actinic and Current Lunar light,2 ZooMed 228...

I am considering 2 ZooMed 226 Powersweep powerheads. Would they be good enough. One high one low faceing opposite directions to create opposing currents. Together they will move about 540 gph. Do hang on tank skimmers add any water flow? If so how much?

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Recomendations for equipment for my 35 gallon hexagonal tank. I am getting ready to start buying the equipment I'll need when I switch it over from a fresh. I need to get a skimmer, powerheads, heater. Lighting will be T-5's I know that much. The tank is 3ft deep by 20in straight to straight...

What is the difference between a sump and a fuge? Do I need one of them when I set up my 35 gallon, if so which one, what size and how do I set it up?

Correction on width it is 20in straight to straight. 24in point to point.

Originally Posted by REEFER545 HQI pendant lighting with actnic pc. I think would work best. I thought so but better to do it right the first time. What wattage should I use. Also where can I get the actinic setup? Haven't seen any on here.

I have a 35 gallon hexagonal tank 3ft deep and 18in from straight to straight. I was wondering which lighting setup would work best for a reef tank with corals an fish in this tank? The tank is not set up yet. T-5's or HQI metal halides both with moon lights for night viewing. Not sure what...

Cool thanks. By the way I got the species wrong right genus though. Same animal different species.

I don't care about the stock list particularly but it needs to be: 1) Large enough to snorkel/ dive in so at least 30' deep x 300' Long x 60' wide roughly 540,000 cubic feet of water. 2) Several smaller sharks. 3) Lots of corals. 4) Plenty of other invetabretes to keep the tank clean. 5) A kelp...

I have pictures will try to post a one soon. I'll have to use my parents computer so it could take awhile.

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one LFS I used to buy from has aip's that are 4-6 inchs tall on LR in their hermit crab tank but there are at most five in the tank. They have been fighting them for almost a year after a shipment of bad rocks.

Pseudocorynactis Caribbeorum (ball anemone) is this a safe hitchhiker to have in a reef tank? I posted a similar question in another forum on this site and got no replies. Please help.

Use the Joe's Juice. It is similar to kalkwasser and can be found at most LFS that sell salt water supplies. Be careful if you have any good anemones near by it could kill them as well if you get to much on them. The boiling water works but it can kill other good hitchhikers on the rock. Good luck.

Okay I guess no one wants to answer this question

Okay I guess no one wants to answer this question.

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