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  1. hogg14

    Angelfish

    It definately has do to with the number of rays and their distribution on the fish. Shawnhardy please consult fishbase.com for further info.
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    should wavemakers be on 24/7?

    leave it on. In the ocean waves don't stop. Keep it runnin
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    Angelfish

    I will let you know why it is the only species in the genus tommorrow after I consult my books at home. But I am pretty sure it has something to do with the rays in the fins being different. More to follow tommorrow.
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    RO/DI question

    do you live near a Wal-Mart? They sell RO water for 33 cents a gallon. A lot cheaper than buying a $200-300 system
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    How Much

    heres a great idea for you. DO A SEARCH. There are hundreds, yes literally hundreds of threads on this topic. By the way if you it right it will be about $1000-1500
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    Please tell me its too much

    and its a fish ONLY tank
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    Please tell me its too much

    My buddy just wrote to me from Florida telling me he finally got his tank setup. Here is what he has: 90g reef ready tank. (I gave it to him in college) 60lbs. sand 75lbs. live rock 3 Juvenile Niger triggers 3" 1 Coney Grouper 6" 1 Blue Headed wrasse 4" 1 Sargassum fish Histrio sp. 3" 1...
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    yellow tang

    They are known for their propensity to get ich more than most other fish. But this is a result of not understanding the requirements for the yellow tang
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    "Blah" naso tang

    What kind of lighting do you have?
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    A few questions from a newcomer to SWA

    email or pm me, I will show you the light
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    Sand Cleaning & Maintenance

    get a sea cucumber
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    Reef Assistance

    Get sea cucumber to turn over yor substrate. A good rule is 5 inches of cucumber per 20 gallons. Also, lacerate the Xenia. Put some on the otherside of the tank. Xenia grows extremely fast and this will add some balance to your tank.
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    Newbie

    There are 3 things you should never skimp on; lighting, filter, and skimmer. Here is my 90g setup. Lighting- Lunar Aqualight 48"- $250 Filter- Tidepool II w/quiet one 3000 pump-$200 Skimmer- Nautilius- $170 Youshould definately get a wet/dry filter. It will be possible to get away with...
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    A few questions from a newcomer to SWA

    If you want to save money consider buying reef rock. It is basically liverock that is not living and dried out. You can ususally get it for about $1 a pound. I have done this in the past and it works quite well. I reccomend using half reef rock and half liverock. It will take longer to...
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