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michael_cb_125 · 02-26-2008, 04:18 PM

If you add another bulb, I would go with the 50/50. That gives you the 10K and the actinic.

I get all of my coral over the internet. I get most of mine from Liveaquaria.com
They have amazing coral, fish, and inverts. Actuall I get ALL of my fish from there. They have great customer service and a gaurantee that just cant be beat.
I have also ordered coral from Mrcoral.com. Sonny is the owner and has GREAT corals for great prices.
Just remember to go slow.
Also, consider that your 14 gallon tank will get small very quickly. You will want more and more coral and you just wont have the room. I just got my 240 gallon tank setup. i dont even have fish in it yet, and I wish that I had a bigger tank. My girlfriend has a 40 gallon tank, now she is looking at a 150. This hobby IS THAT ADDICTING.

~Michael

02-26-2008, 04:18 PM	#29 (permalink)
michael_cb_125 Reef Shark Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Charlotte,NC Posts: 5,600 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: New to...well everything! If you add another bulb, I would go with the 50/50. That gives you the 10K and the actinic. I get all of my coral over the internet. I get most of mine from Liveaquaria.com They have amazing coral, fish, and inverts. Actuall I get ALL of my fish from there. They have great customer service and a gaurantee that just cant be beat. I have also ordered coral from Mrcoral.com. Sonny is the owner and has GREAT corals for great prices. Just remember to go slow. Also, consider that your 14 gallon tank will get small very quickly. You will want more and more coral and you just wont have the room. I just got my 240 gallon tank setup. i dont even have fish in it yet, and I wish that I had a bigger tank. My girlfriend has a 40 gallon tank, now she is looking at a 150. This hobby IS THAT ADDICTING. ~Michael __________________ All Fish are "Semi-Reef Safe"