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Equipment Discuss reef aquarium equipment including filtration, lighting, pumps, etc.

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Old 08-06-2008, 08:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey ppl i am really enjoying using this site for information, you guys are so helpfull. So my question, i have a 4 foot tank with canister filter, mini reff with hang on overflow, large skimmer, uv steraliser, 2 150w 14000k mh and 2 40 w t8 atinics. i have stocked fish, manily tangs, clown and damsels. hemit crabs and about 7 pieces of coral, and a bubble tip annome, (if thats how you spell it). is there anything else i should get to make it run better, i am building an auto top up aswell. What about reactors, i want it to be as maintanince free as possable

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Old 08-06-2008, 08:35 AM   #2 (permalink)
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i have stocked fish, manily tangs, clown and damsels.
exactly how many and what kind?

Is this a 90g or 120g tank?


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Old 08-06-2008, 08:59 AM   #3 (permalink)
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"tangs" plural? .... i sure hope it's a 120 ... lol .... or maintenance free is really gonna be tough ... especially with a canister filter ....
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Old 08-06-2008, 09:18 AM   #4 (permalink)
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"tangs" plural? .... i sure hope it's a 120 ... lol .... or maintenance free is really gonna be tough ... especially with a canister filter ....
Yeah canister filters can become nitrate factories, keep it clean. Whats your maintenance schedule?
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Re: equiptment

I have a yellow tang, powder brown tang, blue tang, 2 humbugs, blue velvet damsel, flame angel, ocalris clown, clown goby, yello goby, and green goby. 4 hermit crabs, bubble tip annenome and bout 10 soft corals.

I do weekly water changes, and add my supliments accordingly.

i aslo have quite abit of brown alge on the live rock. i dont use ro water to do top ups the phosphate is about .25ppm. a slight blue color.

its a 200l tank not sure how much in gallons.
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200 liters is only 52 gallons.The tangs can't be kept in a tank that small for long they will quickly out grow it if they haven't already.
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