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Old 11-16-2011, 10:16 PM   #1
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Talking redsea's 125g Reef Build

So, as some of you know, the deal with the 220 went through (this one better not, lol. I am pretty confident all will work out ). That is ok though, everything happens for a reason! Maybe it would have been too much of a leap from a 55g and 34g to a 220g. So, I figured i would go with a 125g instead! I went to go see one tonight and I will probably be getting it within the next week or so. I almost already have my sump/plumbing figured out, so that is good. I also have my lights planned

The tank itself is a 125g, with a black stand. The tank looks brand new (even though it is not) and it is in great condition!

For my stocklist, I am definitely going to move over my Blue Hippo and my Clown from the 55g tank (the Blue Hippo came with the tank). I really want a Yellow and Scopas Tang, so hopefully I can work it out so they won't fight. I also like Wrasses! If you have any reef safe suggestions I am open. I am also open for coral suggestions.

I will probably be selling my 55g to help get money, so that should help.

Thank you all so much!

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Old 11-16-2011, 10:34 PM   #2
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Good to know the tang will have a sufficient home now. I'm also a big fan of wrasses. I have a sixline now. I'm looking at 2 more, capenters flasher and mccoskers flasher(if they'll live peacefully together). I'd love to upgrade sometime in the future so I'll be following this thread.
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Old 11-16-2011, 10:43 PM   #3
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Good to know the tang will have a sufficient home now. I'm also a big fan of wrasses. I have a sixline now. I'm looking at 2 more, capenters flasher and mccoskers flasher(if they'll live peacefully together). I'd love to upgrade sometime in the future so I'll be following this thread.
Yep, I am also unsure of what Wrasses will get along together.

I am also glad that the Tang will be happy now! I didn't know at the time when I bought the tank that he wasn't suitable.

Thanks for your interest!
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Just checked, the 2 I mentioned should get along just fine. I'm pretty sure most reef-safe wrasses should be fine.

Yea, my aunt suprised me with a hippo tang for my bday. I kept it in my 75 for a week or so and brought it back. Which sucked because it is an awesome fish.
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Cool, do you know how many male Wrasses can be kept together? Thanks!
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Cool, do you know how many male Wrasses can be kept together? Thanks!
Those particular species should have 1 male. They do suggest having a few females with him. Lucky guy lol.
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Awesome, thanks! Do you know if that is the same with Fairy Wrasses?
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im following. glad i got in at the beginning. pictures and plenty of updates please. i cant continue to learn without them.
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Some of them yes, others LA doesn't say either way. My best guess would be if possible get 1 male and if you want multiples of that species get females.
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im following. glad i got in at the beginning. pictures and plenty of updates please. i cant continue to learn without them.
Thanks! Don't worry, there will be plenty of pictures and updates, I love tanking pictures!
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Some of them yes, others LA doesn't say either way. My best guess would be if possible get 1 male and if you want multiples of that species get females.
Sounds good, thank you for the information!
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Excited to see this 125 build
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Thanks! I am also very excited!
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Just a little update:

The store has been called twice, and so far nobody has picked up. Oh well, I guess I have to be patient. I can start by cleaning out a spot in the basement for it. I will be doing that soon, and when I do, I will take a picture.

Thanks everyone!
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Hello everyone!

I found this fixture on eBay and was wondering what you all thought of it? Is it a good price? I could keep pretty much anything with it, right? All thoughts are welcome!

Please help me out, thank you very much!
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