Probably not. You should look into VHO or PC. With either of those you can eventually keep most soft corals, lps, and mushrooms. For most sps corals MH lighting is required (and fairly costly). You'll need atleast 3-5 watts of light per gallon of aquarium capacity, generally for corals, and about a 15-20 times an hour turn-over rate, meaning all your pumps/filters together should be moving atleast 850 gph when added together. Also w/ corals you'll need about 1.5 lbs lr for each gallon of aquarium capacity for biological filtration.
, good plan. How would you face them? What about the skimmer?
. The Aqua-c is a good one. You don't want to skimp on a skimmer you get what you pay for with those! Buy a good one the first time and you'll save yourself some trouble down the road. Lastly, read, read, then read some more! Look into buying some good books, I'm sure many people here can recomend one. 
8) . Heres what it will be: . I also bought a smaller heater to use with my smaller ph's in a 30gal that im going to cure my live rock in, then later use as a quarantine tank. Question: When mixing up the water, do you guys fill up the tank and then mix the salt in, or mix it up in a 5 gal bucket and put it in one buket at a time?
