10 gl Zoa & Ricordea
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crazy4reefs
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awsome looking tank, it looks great. can you give me the info on it, lights and all ?:yes:
db
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I have a custom hood with 2 X 36 watt PC's over it. One 10,000K and One 7100K Actinic Blue. It also has a custom refugium 12 X 18 inches that houses the CPR BakPak 2 Skimmer and the heater. That's about it as far as equipment. As far as critters it has a dozen nassarius snails, a few astrea, a hermit, one emarald crab, and a Yellow Watchman Goby.
crazy4reefs
Member
sounds like a good set up, again it looks great. 
cliffrouse11bas
Active Member
Can you post pictures of your setup. Refugium and skimmer. Thanks
debbie
Active Member
WOW nice tank
I would like to know how you go about cleaning your glass? I have a 10 gal nano going and I seem to be placing the rock straight down the center so I can vacum the crushed coral and clean the glass on a regular basis.
I would love to change to sand now but when you do water changes do you just take water out or do you vacum too?
:happyfish
I would like to know how you go about cleaning your glass? I have a 10 gal nano going and I seem to be placing the rock straight down the center so I can vacum the crushed coral and clean the glass on a regular basis.
I would love to change to sand now but when you do water changes do you just take water out or do you vacum too?
:happyfish
db
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I really only worry about keeping the front of the glass clean. In a reef tank the coraline algea seems to take over to quick to worry about the back especially. You do not have to clean the substrate in a reef tank. The brisstle worms and pods will take care of cleaning it up. Plus there is benificial bacteria that lives in your sand bed.
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caryn_ia
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Wow! great coraline growth. How long have you had this up and running? I second the request for pix of your fuge, and more close ups. I plan on my 6 gal being ric/zoo, or just zoo's. More pix please!
