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I've got about a 48 gal reef tank with a 20gal tank for the sump (housing my heaters, pump, and protien skimmer) should I put live sand or live rock in the sump? how about some Inverts? thanks in advance Russ

Originally Posted by Deathrow ok, great thanks. Do u no what a over flow box is for and how it works and when do u need it ? Thought it would be better to add to this then start a new thread. not me... sorry man, I'm new to this stuff too, (I just happen to be up all night at work)

I'm pretty sure they are talking about Crabs, Snails, Starfish, Clams, ect... look here "Reef Packages" https://www.saltwaterfish.com/site_11...ory=4&x=5&y=14

I've just purchased a "reef tank" with only one fish (an agressive clown, which may get donated to the LFS) I'm looking to populate it with some color if you're local, I may be interested in buying your stuff ;) Russ Bremerton, Wa

Originally Posted by Sinner's G -I LOVE CBS (coral banded shrimp), they WILL eat other shrimp, but they have personality and are fun to watch. there was one with the tank when I got it, poor thing got crushed between 2 of the rocks in the move :( 30-90 Gallon Reef Package -again don't need...

I just purchased a tank from a friend that's moving it's been setup for a couple years it's a custom acrylic tank (about 46-48 gal with a 20gal sump about half full) protien skimmer, live rock, live sand, a few coral's, some hermit crabs, snails, and an angry clown is my tank small enough to be...

the rock had just been moved around, I didn't know about the dark part... how long should I keep the tank dark? I would like to keep the clown, but I am willing to get rid of him if I have to eventually, I want to get him (or a new clown/or pair) an Anemone but I'm waiting for the tank to...

hey guys, my name is Russ, I live outside Seattle, Wa I just got myself an established Rief tank it's a custom Acrylic tank, about 46-48 gal + a 20 gal sump it's got lots of live rock and a prtien skimmer it came with a handfull of "Turbo cleaner" snails, some Corals, and a (really mean)...