Green plants with round leaves on live rock - Page 2

kimoy · 03-18-2008, 10:08 AM

I would take them out especially the size of tank you have. I would reccomend it in bigger tanks if you like to keep them. The reason is the smaller the tank the harder it is to keep your levels to check and the bigger the tank the easier it gets.

kimoy · 03-18-2008, 10:12 AM

And one of the mistakes that new reefers make is starting with a small tanks. I think 40 gal and up should be what new reefers should start at. it just make it easier to keep it stable. But maybe this is just me. JMOO.
GOOD LUCK!

johnmaloney · 05-09-2008, 11:11 PM

I agree big tank always easier than a small one. But small tanks increase your learning curve. (Or it crashes and you leave the hobby- one of the two)

As to the halimeda, yeah it will take your calcium but it looks awesome. don't ever throw it out, you lfs will probably take it.

03-18-2008, 10:08 AM	#16 (permalink)
kimoy Sea Pen Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 335 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Green plants with round leaves on live rock I would take them out especially the size of tank you have. I would reccomend it in bigger tanks if you like to keep them. The reason is the smaller the tank the harder it is to keep your levels to check and the bigger the tank the easier it gets. __________________ 1.20 G pico RR with 2 megaflow kits, aqua c EV180 with mag12, 2x250 DE 12k halides with 2x54 T5 actinic+, 30G phlenum fuge with chaeto, iwaki 55rlt return pump connected to a sea swirl, 4 tunze 6025 inside the main tank for water circulation (2 are modded) 3 Koralias PH(2 #4's and 1 #3) sps,lps,zoas,softies,pink tip BTA tangs - yellow, unicorn, blue hippo, palini and RS Purple Blue Spot Jaw Fish red lyretail anthias pair of spotted mandarin goby wrasse - yellow corris scribble rabbit fish Clown Fish -3 percula high fin shrimp goby clean up crew - various snails and crabs, red linkia star And a 30G AGA softies with clown & diamond head goby

03-18-2008, 10:12 AM	#17 (permalink)
kimoy Sea Pen Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 335 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Green plants with round leaves on live rock And one of the mistakes that new reefers make is starting with a small tanks. I think 40 gal and up should be what new reefers should start at. it just make it easier to keep it stable. But maybe this is just me. JMOO. GOOD LUCK! __________________ 1.20 G pico RR with 2 megaflow kits, aqua c EV180 with mag12, 2x250 DE 12k halides with 2x54 T5 actinic+, 30G phlenum fuge with chaeto, iwaki 55rlt return pump connected to a sea swirl, 4 tunze 6025 inside the main tank for water circulation (2 are modded) 3 Koralias PH(2 #4's and 1 #3) sps,lps,zoas,softies,pink tip BTA tangs - yellow, unicorn, blue hippo, palini and RS Purple Blue Spot Jaw Fish red lyretail anthias pair of spotted mandarin goby wrasse - yellow corris scribble rabbit fish Clown Fish -3 percula high fin shrimp goby clean up crew - various snails and crabs, red linkia star And a 30G AGA softies with clown & diamond head goby

05-09-2008, 11:11 PM	#18 (permalink)
johnmaloney Fire Coral Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 79 View Gallery Karma Komment	Re: Green plants with round leaves on live rock I agree big tank always easier than a small one. But small tanks increase your learning curve. (Or it crashes and you leave the hobby- one of the two) As to the halimeda, yeah it will take your calcium but it looks awesome. don't ever throw it out, you lfs will probably take it. __________________ Here is a link to my sponsored forum on reefsanctuary. Here is a link to my website, we do clean up crews and macroalgae.

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