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Aquarium Advice Regular
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Allentown, PA
Posts: 85
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So this fish store is having a sale on Aquapods
I am thinking of picking up a 12g for $129.95...smoking deal I think.
I would almost be willing to pick more for others if people really wanted, that is a whole 'nother thread though. So stocking ideas and being my first venture in SW territory I don't want to make a potential costly mistake. I have been a longtime FW person so this isn't 100% new at least in terms of care. I already know I'll need LR & LS plus the neccessary equipment but besides Clownfish whatelse really strikes as colorful fun addition to a nano? |
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Aquarium Advice Addict
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,248
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Hi welcome,
what kind of tank is it ? If it is an all in one there will be mods done to make it to its full potential ... Such as lighting . Remove any bio products that come with it they will just trap ditrus ,and raise nitrAtes and Phosphates You will want a heater , and replace the PH with something like a MJ as the ones that come with the AIO have heat issues , but you can use that one to mix salt water I have a purple pseudochromis in our nano. So far he has behaved You will have a blast doing this just go slow . Welcome to the addction of SW you will be broke from here in LOL |
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Aquarium Advice Regular
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Allentown, PA
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Yes Sadie you reiterated what the fish store wrote down for me, she even suggested upsizing to a Maxijet 900 if the future for better coral and fish health but said to start out the standard pump is fine.
They have a special on Damsels buy one get one free and a very nice $10 frag tank. It is amazing I never found this place before. Something Fishy in Northampton, PA if you are in the area. They actually have a 12 gal. by their register and she said about 10-15 lbs. is what she had good luck with, she also just upsized to a 70w MH and the tank looks great!. I will snag some pics of the place when I go pick-up the tank. One question I wondered and I'll ask the store too is about calcium, do corals really deplete it as fast as I have read. It seems almost neccessary to dose calcium to keep them happy in any SW setup or do the softies not really care? Last edited by GodOSoot; 02-04-2008 at 02:05 PM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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It really depends and requires weekly/monthly testing , at that point you can adjust your H20 changes accordingly or even dosage if need be . The only corals that will really suck CA will be your LPS corals
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