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I've been keeping freshwater fish for years so it's time to dive into salt I think.
fish keeping and woodworking
fish keeping and woodworking
- Location
- Iowa
- Occupation
- software engineer/programming
- My Tanks
- I've been keeping freshwater tanks for years but recently moved and had to sell off all of my livestock from my freshwater tanks because I couldn't take them with me. So instead of setting up my freshwater tanks again I decided to start fresh with saltwater, but there's a learning curve and it's a long process but not as hard as everyone made it out to be when I decided to go for it.
It's a lot of fun so far and I'm enjoying it immensely.
Tank:
30 gallon salt setup with 10 gallon sump (still cycling)
Filtration:
Coralife Super Skimmer 65 Protein skimmer(off for cycling)
40lbs live sand
25lbs live rock +20lbs dry curing in tank while cycling
Lighting:
Can't remember the brand name off the top of my head but bulbs include:
2 x 24W T5 HO 10000K bulb
2 x 24W T5 HO Actinic bulb
2 x Dual LED moon lights.
Livestock:
No livestock yet, but will be getting:
not quite sure just yet.
Future upgrade to 150 gallon coming as well once i get the hang of salt(already have t