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this tank belongs to the owner of my LFS The entire bottom is LR rubble I was thinking of doing the same

I was able to get some pics of the tank I was talking about I amn going to start a new thread with them

It looks pretty good (at least I like it) it just looks like the tank is filled with LR you cant see any bare glass I'd like to get some pics as well, but I dont know how the guys at the LFS would act if I came in one day with my camera and a tripod :D

go to the keys

that looks like cyano to me

What about a LR rubble bottom? the reef tank at my lfs has nothing but Live rock rubble as substrate

we have a winner after lots of research I am 100% shure that its a Scolymia

I like mine it was a heck of an upgrade from the red sea kit

I wouldent put a clown in any thing less than a 10 gal you could do a neon goby and thats about it as far as fish go you might be able to get away with a clown goby but I wouldent do it. as far as the lighting, If I were you I would go ahead and get a small pc fixture the LR, fish, and shrimp...

also let me say this, if you just want to "test yourself" you should not start off with a 5 gal tank. Nanos are hard to keep stable and can be very discouraging to some one just getting started in saltwater. I would reccomend a 55 gal you can get them pretty cheap and they have enough water vol...

If you plan on keeping corals you will need at least PC lights

:nope: sorry to hear that

do you have a cover on your tank ? they are jumpers. also are there many places for him to hide?

what kind if filtration do you plan on using

I too top off with distilled

oops here is the pic

or should I get the Kent Nautilus TE "23 inches tall up to 250 gal flowrate 650- 900 gal" the skimmer is for my 100 gal I am setting up

I am ordering a skimmer today and I need help picking one should I get this aquaC urchin pro " 20 inches tall for tanks over 75 gal"

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