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nissan, since you are in florida, i highly suggest you try roggers food. it doesnt breakup and leave particles everywhere in your tank. attach it to a clip and let the fishes nip at it. keeps them busy for 2-3 hours

better than to let it die in someone's unexperienced hands

testing is just a confirmation, youll know when something is wrong if something in your tank is messed up

i would not do a harlequin shrimp for you. you would need a good supply of starfishes and its more for experts. later on, you should be fine getting one once you've read up on it

LOL

you just need a reverse sunset

see why i advocate dry rock?

depends on the coral, but id at least have 2000 gph or maybe better 3000. ive got 1800gph running through my 30 gallon

much more than 1000 gph. i would honestly save up for vortechs. if not, get tunzes over koralias

sure no problem. spanko and 2quills are great people to ask to

your t5 set up is much better than the marine land unit. if you want nicer leds, check out evolution LED. theyll be the cheapest you can find thatll sustain corals. the marineland unit is only for softies and IMO its a big waste of money. creates very little par unles you measure directly under...

i wouldnt have melev make the sump, he's overpriced LOL. melev has become a brand name in this hobby. if you can find someone close by, thatd be your best bet. do you have a local forum or MAS society close by?

if im not mistakened, these lights do not have curved parabolic reflectors or individual reflectors for each bulb. therefor the light really isnt strong enough for anemones. as for the options, im not sure what you're talking about.

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for fishes, keep the aquablue

mj is still my idol. hes the reason my other hobby is collecting shoes lol.

oh dont get me started about a 7 footer that needs to fade away LOL. i live in dallas, and ive hated the mavs since i was 8

ok now leave them be for the next couple of days.

for your sump, i would either do diy or invest in someone making one for you. check out melevs sump designs and see what would suit you more and design according to that

if its mh on good reflectors or good leds, then the 4" would be no issue really. at the bottom you should only see a differece of ~50 par. as for the dimensions, id prefer more shallow and deeper than taller and leaner.