crandolph1992
New Member
This is my 65 gallon fowlr tank. I have a yellow tang, tomato clown, domino damsel, and two yellow tail damsels.
65 gallon FOWLR
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rainbow grouper
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like the tank but i think you should turn it into a reef it would look much better and from what i heard all your fish are reef safe
travelerjp98
Active Member
not bad but I agree you should add some coral...
travelerjp98
Active Member
Oh and WELCOME to the site!
crandolph1992
New Member
Thanks guys. I'm going to be moving here in about a month. Once we're settled into the new house i will definitely look into some corals. I'll be sure to do plenty of research in the time being.
snakeblitz33
Well-Known Member
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Originally Posted by travelerjp98 http:///t/387859/65-gallon-fowlr#post_3416188
not bad but I agree you should add some coral...
Come on... hold your horses! You don't know anything about the tank! You don't know how mature the tank is. You don't know what lighting it is using, you don't know it's water quality, you don't know the internal flow rates, you don't know anything but what you see in the pic. People take your advice seriously, and you should consider that before telling someone to add coral before the tank is ready.
Originally Posted by travelerjp98 http:///t/387859/65-gallon-fowlr#post_3416188
not bad but I agree you should add some coral...
Come on... hold your horses! You don't know anything about the tank! You don't know how mature the tank is. You don't know what lighting it is using, you don't know it's water quality, you don't know the internal flow rates, you don't know anything but what you see in the pic. People take your advice seriously, and you should consider that before telling someone to add coral before the tank is ready.
travelerjp98
Active Member
Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 http:///t/387859/65-gallon-fowlr#post_3416283
Come on... hold your horses! You don't know anything about the tank! You don't know how mature the tank is. You don't know what lighting it is using, you don't know it's water quality, you don't know the internal flow rates, you don't know anything but what you see in the pic. People take your advice seriously, and you should consider that before telling someone to add coral before the tank is ready.
I know, I would think that the original poster would ask more details before adding any coral or taking any suggestions.
Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 http:///t/387859/65-gallon-fowlr#post_3416283
Come on... hold your horses! You don't know anything about the tank! You don't know how mature the tank is. You don't know what lighting it is using, you don't know it's water quality, you don't know the internal flow rates, you don't know anything but what you see in the pic. People take your advice seriously, and you should consider that before telling someone to add coral before the tank is ready.
I know, I would think that the original poster would ask more details before adding any coral or taking any suggestions.
rainbow grouper
Active Member
sorry i get carried when it comes to adding corals i know i shouldnt but i do and if you do decide to start a reef xenia can be a good choice for begginers but not always