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The fish fins have just started to "disappear" don't know if its a fin rot issue or dietary maybe the fish is acting fine eating normal only fish in the tank with problems fish are fed every other day he gets a mix up of frozen shrimp or silver sides anyhelp with a diagnosis or treatment would...
Its a 200 gal with a 20 gal sump which to me that makes 220 but I didn't start this thread to discuss my tank size was to get some info on light fixtures
I'm in the market for a new fixture to turn my fowlr into a reef tank its 220 gal its 60"l 30"w 22"d im not really sure what type of fixture I need I'm up for anything t5ho metal halide or led my price range is around 300-400 I was recommend on this sight the taotronics fixture but after reading...
Im sorry I gave you the wrong measurements after I measured it didn't look to be that big its 60 l 30 w and 22 d I was think a 48" light would work that's what's on it now just a flouresent fixture but it lights the tank well
Its 60"l 40" w 40" d I'm not really sure on the corals my favorite is the frog spawn and aneomes I like the flowing type of coral but anything with lots of color catches my eye I like
I'm new to the hobby and have a 220 gal fowlr and had it running for little over a Yr bought it all set up and running I'm wanting to add some coral but having a hard time on choosing the right light for my setup any help will help
I've never used it I would stick with the seachem copper is like chemo to humans it can be just as hurtful as helpful curapmine is prolly the safest copper and I dose it to 0.5 it calls for 0.6 but I like to keep it a little light
You can't use hyposalinty if you have inverts and its hard to keep the level to 1.009 unless you have an auto top off due to evaporation and if it gets above that you have to start all over and since I've installed a UV I've not had one rich problem
You can use water from your display and treat with curpamine by seachem and use seachem multi test kit use as directed the rich has a life cycle and the copper will kill the free floating stage which will in turn cure your fish make sure not to over dose also a UV sterilizer will help to kill...
I have a stars and stripes puffer about 4 in long and he has developed two ulcer looking things on left and right side of his abdomen I been treating for a week with mircolift Artemis herbal remidey its not looking any better but not getting worse either he is in a qt tank and eating well any...
I'm in the middle TN area and was wanting some chaeto algae to reduce nitrates in my sw tank if you have any or know of someone any help is greatly appreciated