Hello all,
Thanks to everyone's guidance, now I have a 72g bowfront up and running. This is what I have assembled so far:
a) Oceanic reef ready (overflow) 72g bowfront
b) CustomSeaLife 48" strip with both moonlight and regular white light.
c) Oceanic reef ready sump
d) Rio+ 2100 powerhead
d) A heater
e) A thermometer
f) 20 lbs of live sand & 40 lbs of reef sand (non-live)
My plan is to start a FOWLR and hopefully someday add a couple of corals.
The lfs guy suggested to fill the tank with fresh water and run it overnight before adding salt. Thats what I am doing right now.
The lfs guy says that I should add 1 lb live rock a gallon whicn means that i have to get over 70 lbs. Isnt it a overkill? Also is it ok not to have any other filteration system?
Please let me know where do I go from here. What other equipment that need to be added for an optimal setup.
TIA.
Thanks to everyone's guidance, now I have a 72g bowfront up and running. This is what I have assembled so far:
a) Oceanic reef ready (overflow) 72g bowfront
b) CustomSeaLife 48" strip with both moonlight and regular white light.
c) Oceanic reef ready sump
d) Rio+ 2100 powerhead
d) A heater
e) A thermometer
f) 20 lbs of live sand & 40 lbs of reef sand (non-live)
My plan is to start a FOWLR and hopefully someday add a couple of corals.
The lfs guy suggested to fill the tank with fresh water and run it overnight before adding salt. Thats what I am doing right now.
The lfs guy says that I should add 1 lb live rock a gallon whicn means that i have to get over 70 lbs. Isnt it a overkill? Also is it ok not to have any other filteration system?
Please let me know where do I go from here. What other equipment that need to be added for an optimal setup.
TIA.