Hey people,
Newbie here just got a few questions.
Ive always admired saltwater aquariums. I finally decided to take the plunge and pursue it as a hobby. I just started a Fish only 90g saltwater tank. As far as filtration goes, ive decided to run an Eheim 2217 canister filter with a Aqua 15 watt uv sterilizer. My tank has only been up and running for two weeks. Ive only got 1 grouper and 1 trigger in there so far. I also have a CPR bakpak2 protein skimmer lined up. My questions are :
Is my filtration enough or do you recommend something else?
As far as feeding, what is the best way to feed? Ive heard several ways and as of now I am feeding them as much as the fish can eat in 30 seconds twice a day.
When should I get the protein skimmer up and running?
And finally, I do 10% water changes once aweek. I am filling up a tub , then adding salt to the right salinity. Then refilling tank. I am using tap water. Is this wrong? Should I be adding anything to the water?
Thanks for any response. And feel free to add any additional information you can share.
Thanks,
Anthony
Newbie here just got a few questions.
Ive always admired saltwater aquariums. I finally decided to take the plunge and pursue it as a hobby. I just started a Fish only 90g saltwater tank. As far as filtration goes, ive decided to run an Eheim 2217 canister filter with a Aqua 15 watt uv sterilizer. My tank has only been up and running for two weeks. Ive only got 1 grouper and 1 trigger in there so far. I also have a CPR bakpak2 protein skimmer lined up. My questions are :
Is my filtration enough or do you recommend something else?
As far as feeding, what is the best way to feed? Ive heard several ways and as of now I am feeding them as much as the fish can eat in 30 seconds twice a day.
When should I get the protein skimmer up and running?
And finally, I do 10% water changes once aweek. I am filling up a tub , then adding salt to the right salinity. Then refilling tank. I am using tap water. Is this wrong? Should I be adding anything to the water?
Thanks for any response. And feel free to add any additional information you can share.
Thanks,
Anthony