*begginer* BioCube need advice/help

[qubanpapo69]

I just got a oceanic bio cube 29g. The water and live rock I have in it now are from the previous owner. I took a sample of water to the fish store and they saud the water looked good and it was safe to put fish in it. I bought 2 damsels a black and white stripe and a blue one. They've been in the tank for 3 days now and there perfectly fine. Now my question is as a begginer what chemicals, test strips, and what not should I buy. It didn't come with nothing but the old filter. I've put a new filter and a purigen pack in it. I've never really dealt with saltwater always fresh. I've been doing a lot of research on saltwater tanks and any good resources would be greatly apprt.

 

[BLADEYAMAHA]

Get a real test kit, from Red Sea or Salifert or something. Can't go wrong with those, IMO.

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[nanoreefing4fun]

to ReefSanctuary, a real Sanctuary of reef forums, with lots of very nice members

 

Start a new tank thread & share your tank with us - we love pics

 

[vsindorf]

awesome, welcome! I love my biocube 29. Just remember that small systems are much less stable than large systems, so go slowly and enjoy the process, don't try to rush it.