Update of the 90 Gallon
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bluetanger
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r u sure those are *updated*? The pics say feb 6 2004?!!
jj
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jj
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damselsrck
Member
great setup!
blazehok68
Active Member
Originally Posted by kronnk7
Yeah they're new the stupid date stamp was on and I forgot to turn it off. I'm getting a dragonet for my tank. It should be here weds.
i wouldnt get a dragonet for a tank thats only 4 1/2 weeks old. they need tons and tons of pods to survive. their main hobby is to hunt for food all day, and the only thing they eat is pods. at 4 1/2 weeks old your pod population is not nearly close enough to support one of these guys, even though you have 120 lbs of rock. also these guys take about 6 months to starve to death. its a sad sight. just some input.
Yeah they're new the stupid date stamp was on and I forgot to turn it off. I'm getting a dragonet for my tank. It should be here weds.
i wouldnt get a dragonet for a tank thats only 4 1/2 weeks old. they need tons and tons of pods to survive. their main hobby is to hunt for food all day, and the only thing they eat is pods. at 4 1/2 weeks old your pod population is not nearly close enough to support one of these guys, even though you have 120 lbs of rock. also these guys take about 6 months to starve to death. its a sad sight. just some input.
kronnk7
Member
I know the fish but it doesn't matter the lady that was going to sell it to me said she wasn't selling after all and returned my moneny. This tank was set up using alot of water, LR, and sand from a 55 gal. that was 6 months old. The 55 gallon was very established and the 90 is very devloped for only being 5 weeks old. Thanks for the concern.
coachklm
Active Member
Originally Posted by kronnk7
Thanks.
Coach helped me ALOT. He was the one that helped me with the sump setup.
Coach, how's the 135 going? Do you guys have any suggestions for me? I have 330 watts of t-5 lighting and I don't want to spend the $ on MH.
your lighting is fine for your corals now... xenia is a nice begginer to throw in there also.
let the zoo's and gsp populate the mushrooms are fast growers also i'd suggest trying harder corals after first fragging of the gsp,mushrooms and zoo's..
Thanks.
your lighting is fine for your corals now... xenia is a nice begginer to throw in there also.
let the zoo's and gsp populate the mushrooms are fast growers also i'd suggest trying harder corals after first fragging of the gsp,mushrooms and zoo's..
coachklm
Active Member
Actinodiscus --
Common Names: Mushrooms, Mushroom Coral, Mushroom Anemones and Disc Anemones.
Cladiella--
Common Names: Finger Leather Coral and Colt Coral.
Pachyclavularia --
Common Names: Star Polyps, Green Star Polyps and Daisy Polyps.
Palythoa --
Common Names: Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Protopalythoa --
Common Names: Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Sarcophyton--
Common Names: Toadstool Coral, Leather Coral, Mushroom Leather Coral and Trough Coral.
Zoanthus --
Common Names: Zoanthid, Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Some Hard (SPS & LPS) Corals are less demanding, requiring less light and/or lower water quality, making them easier to keep.
Montipora--
Common Names: Velvet Coral, Velvet Finger Coral and Velvet Branch Coral.
Pavona--
Common Names: Cactus Coral, Lettuce Coral, Star Column Coral, Leaf Coral and Bark Cloth Coral.
Siderastrea--
Common Names: Starlet Coral, Lesser Starlet Coral and Pink Starlet Coral.
Common Names: Mushrooms, Mushroom Coral, Mushroom Anemones and Disc Anemones.
Cladiella--
Common Names: Finger Leather Coral and Colt Coral.
Pachyclavularia --
Common Names: Star Polyps, Green Star Polyps and Daisy Polyps.
Palythoa --
Common Names: Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Protopalythoa --
Common Names: Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Sarcophyton--
Common Names: Toadstool Coral, Leather Coral, Mushroom Leather Coral and Trough Coral.
Zoanthus --
Common Names: Zoanthid, Sea Mat and Button Polyps.
Some Hard (SPS & LPS) Corals are less demanding, requiring less light and/or lower water quality, making them easier to keep.
Montipora--
Common Names: Velvet Coral, Velvet Finger Coral and Velvet Branch Coral.
Pavona--
Common Names: Cactus Coral, Lettuce Coral, Star Column Coral, Leaf Coral and Bark Cloth Coral.
Siderastrea--
Common Names: Starlet Coral, Lesser Starlet Coral and Pink Starlet Coral.
fishieness
Active Member
Originally Posted by kronnk7
Hey coach I found some stuff I was wanting to get do you thing I would be ok to get it or not? I'm not sure on some of it I was thinking the Torch or hammer would be cool but I'm not sure about the lighting./www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=864003
330 watts of t5 on a 90? that is more than enough lighting for some euphyllas species (hammer and tourch, frogspawn, ect). however, even though your tank is looking nice for being so younge, id wait another month or so.
Hey coach I found some stuff I was wanting to get do you thing I would be ok to get it or not? I'm not sure on some of it I was thinking the Torch or hammer would be cool but I'm not sure about the lighting./www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=864003
330 watts of t5 on a 90? that is more than enough lighting for some euphyllas species (hammer and tourch, frogspawn, ect). however, even though your tank is looking nice for being so younge, id wait another month or so.