1boatnut
Member
Starting up a 125 gal.
Currently I have a 2 year old 29 gal with 130w pc's that I run for 10 hours a day.
A few fish and some corals are in this tank.
Not sure if I'm going to cannibalize the tank or leave it running.
I will however want to move some of these corals to the 125.
All corals are doing fine with the exception of the lobo & blasto,which were purchased this way (for cheap) in hopes to bring them back)
The 125 is 72'L x 18" d x 22" tall
Not much L/R yet,only about 28lbs or so.
I'm running a 72" Hamilton light with 3 175 watt 10k halides & 2 96 w actinic PC's.Currently it's about 3" off the glass.
Question/s:
Will there be a problem moving corals do to the extra lighting ?
If so,should/can I move them and start everything low in the tank and maybe only run the lights for 5 hrs or so to start,then build up the time?
(or is this not necessary?)
Looking for suggestions on "how to" transfer these with the least amount of stress,especially since all seem to be doing fine in their current envrioment.
Corals are as follows:
Fox Coral
Trumpet Coral
Favia
A few Acans
St. Thomas Mushroom
A few Mushroom rocks
Open Brain
Lobo (with recession)
Blastomussa Wellsi(also with recession)
Yellow Cup Coral
Duncan
A few Zoas & palys
Toadstool
Any help/ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
Currently I have a 2 year old 29 gal with 130w pc's that I run for 10 hours a day.
A few fish and some corals are in this tank.
Not sure if I'm going to cannibalize the tank or leave it running.
I will however want to move some of these corals to the 125.
All corals are doing fine with the exception of the lobo & blasto,which were purchased this way (for cheap) in hopes to bring them back)
The 125 is 72'L x 18" d x 22" tall
Not much L/R yet,only about 28lbs or so.
I'm running a 72" Hamilton light with 3 175 watt 10k halides & 2 96 w actinic PC's.Currently it's about 3" off the glass.
Question/s:
Will there be a problem moving corals do to the extra lighting ?
If so,should/can I move them and start everything low in the tank and maybe only run the lights for 5 hrs or so to start,then build up the time?
(or is this not necessary?)
Looking for suggestions on "how to" transfer these with the least amount of stress,especially since all seem to be doing fine in their current envrioment.
Corals are as follows:
Fox Coral
Trumpet Coral
Favia
A few Acans
St. Thomas Mushroom
A few Mushroom rocks
Open Brain
Lobo (with recession)
Blastomussa Wellsi(also with recession)
Yellow Cup Coral
Duncan
A few Zoas & palys
Toadstool
Any help/ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks