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Asking price is 100$ I will now ship.

I believe his information is based on the TEK t-5 fixtures. He also had a nova retro that was pretty bright. I dont know the actual PAR ratings myself but I did see the TEK's in person and they're pretty bright.

Looking good!

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Lookin Sick Bro!

That was directed at the original poster.

Everything looks great, especially that clam

Havnet done a water change in 3 weeks...just adding top off, and i just measured my Ca and it was 600....Oceanic

Yeah when i used oceanic i maintained a calcium level of like 550 all the time. Whast yours measure at?

Might want to tell us what kind of corals you have....

I use instant ocean and it works very well.

That looks great, do you have any pictures of the sump and plunbing? i have a 20 g and i'd love to see...

Go for a sump with a fuge bio balls, a skimmer, and whatever else you wanna put in there.

Looks awesome!

Does it include the lighting?

Gobies are hte best alternatives for ridding diatoms and keeping the sandbed clean. Pink spotted's are awesome, as are gold headed sleepers. Diamonds are alright too, but are big time swimmers and in my experience are much more of jumpers than the rest.

It's looking good !

You would be better off with at least 60 lbs. One more bag. You could do a couple yellows in the 75, at least for awhile. the PJ cardinals are sweet too. I would say dragonets are hard to keep at all, except that you have to have a mature tank with lots of pods and microfauna. Thats pretty...

You could go witht he tek 24" fixture, 4x24 watts, thats what i was going to get for my 37 gal cube, but i went with a mh pendant instead.

reread my post, and check the TEK fixtures, you'll be able to find soemthing. And each bulb has its own individual reflector.