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im using the biowheel setup on my eclipse hood and a 300gpr powerhead... i realldy dont want to pull the water out and start over.. so is that my only option will it not filter itself out?

When i set up my new 37 gallon. I wet to the store to get a bucket for mixing the salt and my lovely wife added all 40lbs of cc to my tank without washing it out.. So its still milky 2 days later i think i am going to have to do a water change if it dont clear up.. It was getting really clear...

Since im not going to be able to add any sand sifters to the cc what do i need to look into for a cleanup crew? i want a lion fish only but looks like my wife wants pretty lil fish... Got to keep momma happy... WHit

I think that im not going to at corals.. What fish should i look into as a noobie...am i going to be crap out of luck if i keep the cc? thanks again.. WHit

i have read threw them a few times.. didnt see where the crushed coral was a bad idea.. so looks lke a trip to the fish store to get some sand... What should i look for in live rocks?

the crushed coral is what the guy at the pet store sugested...The filter is the one bio wheel that came with it... as far fish im thinking probably a pair of clowns a choc chip star and maybe a horseshoe crab.. my wife wants to do a nemo tank but im fighing her..

After reading and reading and reading some more we have decided to convert my 37 gallon eclipse to a f/o saltwater tank.. I have about 50.bs of crushed coral that i just put in it.. I am going to try to run the filter thats on it unless i have to change it.. I also bought a 300 gph powerhead.. I...

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I have a 29 gallon eclipse that i have kept cichlids in for years.. It has river rocks for supstrate. I have been on the fence for a few years to convert to saltwater.. Here is my ? can i leave the river rock in the bottom and just ad a ready mix and commercial chemicals to get it all right or...