50G Mixed reef:
ORA misbar True Percula clown, Yasha goby and Pistol shrimp pair, 3 Sexy shrimp, Filamented Wrasse, various soft, LPS, and SPS corals.
100G (48x48x12) frag and 125G reef in the works.
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Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*
BTW- The links that Kurt and ccCapt (I think) provided in your other thread are really the best backgorund info you will get. Opinions (as well as stocking and therefor individual tank needs) will vary.
10g FW: two fire mouth cichlids, DIY canister filter, sand, 3 dwarf frogs.
29G FW tank: Live plants Angels, Gouramis, tetras, glass fish, other misc. fish, H.O.T Magnum.
75G FOWLR: In progress.
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XD I only put 4 options on accident! I was too lazy to go back and change it.
I read a comparison chart of salts (including Oceanic xD) and Instant Ocean and Coralife are the two I'm looking at. (My local store only carry's IO, Reef Crystals, Coralife, and Red Sea so I'm sort of limited)
But again, thanks for everyone input and for voting.
46g SW bowfront, 196W Coralife PC fixture, 2x 100W heaters on a Johnson Controls controller, AquaC Remora Pro skimmer (Mag3 pump), Marineland Magnum HOT cannister, Marineland 100 Penguin Biowheel (for transfer to QT), and a Koralia 2.
70 lb of live rock, and 4+" sand bed.
Various nassarius, turbo, trochus, astrea snails, a Tongan conch, and 4 small hermits, as well as a skunk cleaner shrimp.
3x Blue Chromis, Bangaii Cardinal, O.Clown, and a yellow clown goby.
Mostly LPS corals, with a few SPS thrown in high in the tank.
50G Mixed reef:
ORA misbar True Percula clown, Yasha goby and Pistol shrimp pair, 3 Sexy shrimp, Filamented Wrasse, various soft, LPS, and SPS corals.
100G (48x48x12) frag and 125G reef in the works.
Posts: 1,718
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Originally Posted by HN1
Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*
BTW- The links that Kurt and ccCapt (I think) provided in your other thread are really the best backgorund info you will get. Opinions (as well as stocking and therefor individual tank needs) will vary.
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Originally Posted by ching
Other. We personally had much better results with Oceanic over IO. Even though we couldn't pass up a deal and will soon be switching to Seachem Reef. *fingers crossed*
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