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thanks guys!! im gonna let it cycle a bit longer just to be on hte safe side and copntinue to feed the tank, ill throw in a small cleaning crew ina week or so

im trying to wheel n deal here lol. Ill take it if you make the total price 200 with shipping included.

will ya do 200 shipped to 18360 ?

which ways to you guys " feed" your tank, i just throw in some fish food, is that ok?

Originally Posted by ClownNut email u ? didnt get anything

actually, its ben 15 days, so a day over 2 weeks. but i'll take all your advice and keep feeding the tank to see what happenns, im in no hurry. as for the fish i want... not sure yet, i have to research a bit more. :thinking:

Originally Posted by HatesSushi I wasn't able to find any higher wattage then 24 watt for the 24 inch so I don't know if that is enough for your tank. only thing i found was a 6x 24 (199$)and 8x 24 (249$) set up for the 24"

now what? am i done cycling? its only been like a week and a half. i think im supposed to do a water change? if so how much, 25%? and after that what do u recommend i put in there as a first fish, or should i do clean up crew? again, i have a 29 gallon tank, with about 40 lbs of live rock...

Originally Posted by Unbreakabl Yes you can get them very cheap. Tell me if you are interestd please. Perfect shape i even cleaned everything for you before i shipped. That is if you are interested what brand is that?

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Originally Posted by HatesSushi eek, my bad, sorry I misread that. You might want to try the 54 watt bulbs. that's what I have. So that is 216 watts. That should be enough. If you really want to be sure you have enough and if cost is not a problem it would be a sure thing if you used metal...

Originally Posted by HatesSushi That should be enough for most a good portion of the corals and anenome's out there 4x96 watts=384 total watts. I could be wrong about some of the more difficult ones but maybe someone with more experience with corals and anenome's could chime in. its 4bulbs x...

Originally Posted by HatesSushi Those lights are good lights. The T5's are economical electricity wise as well as strong. They are the best alternative to the more expensive Metal Halide and run a lot cooler imo. but is the wattage enough for soft coral and aome anenomies? i have a 29 gallon...

this light stuff is too complicated!!!! too many differnt kinds!!

is this one ok? Current USA 24" 4x24 96 Watt Nova Extreme With 2 Lunar Lights AQUARIUM LIGHT NEW IN BOX! Product Dimensions: 24" X 7.25" X 2.5" Experience a whole new level of brightness with Nova Extreme, the first ever 24 hour, high output T5 lighting fixture. These high output lamps will pump...

why are the wattage on T5's so much lower than pc's? are 4, 24 watt T5 bulbs equiveltent to 2x65 at 130 watts pc?

why are the wattage on t5's so much lower than pc's? are 4, 24 watt T5 bulbs equiveltent to 2x65 at 130 watts pc?

Originally Posted by coachKLM you should be fine .. oh well some ass out biud me on the last second !! dammit i hate egay!! so im still on the hunt!!

Originally Posted by Italgal02 i was hoping this weekend.... eh, sorry too soon for me, wish i could help you out!!!

maybe for some soft colar and a few easy to maintain anenomies, few fish and inverts will a jebo Odyssea 24" Power Compact be suffient for my tank. 1 12k daylight bulb and 1 actinic blue bulb 2x 65w if not point me in the right direction for under 175$ i was looking at current orbit usa sunpaq...