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- Hometown:
- Vancouver, WA
- Occupation:
- Saltwater Aquarium and Reef Tank Supplies
- Tank Size:
- 90+60+30
- About your tank:
- My display tank is 90 gallons. It has a 60 gallon refugium and 30 gallon sump. The protein skimmer is the Hydor Performer 2000. The lighting for the main tank is 2x250 10kK Metal Halides and 2x96W CF actinic blues(460nm and 420nm) along with a 90W LED module from Aqua-illumination to bing the light on and of and to follow the moon. There is a Rio Polario 15mm Pump and a SCWD for current and wave motion. There are soft and hard corals, fish and shrimp. Perhaps too many fish? The tank is 12-13 years old and houses a yellow tang,golden eyed tang and sail-fin tang as well as 1 flame angel, 1 target mandarin, 1 scooter blenny, 1 6-line wrasse, 2 fire shrimp, 1 coral banded shrimp and a cleaner shrimp and other various inverts, clams and coral.
The refugium is 4 feet long, so I have a 6 bulb T5 setup over it (whites and blues). In the refugium there is 1 very large serpent star, an African blue striped pipe-fish, 1 Royal Grahma and the everlasting "sacrificial" blue damsel. The sump has no lighting, just the skimmer and the inlet holes with filter socks for the Tank and Refugium overflows. The sump only returns water to the main tank
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- Reef Sanctuary
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- http://www.saltwatereddies.com/
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I must say that I am amazed at how many people have success with this
34 gallon aquarium. When it comes to saltwater reef tanks, much like
telescopes, bigger is better. Smaller tanks are usually harder to get
to reach a stable equilibrium. And you have to be careful making adds
and buffering and things like that as it is easy to “over-do it” in a
smaller tank. That being said, the RSM 130D seems to be an exception to
the rule. People are still having good success wi… Continue
34 gallon aquarium. When it comes to saltwater reef tanks, much like
telescopes, bigger is better. Smaller tanks are usually harder to get
to reach a stable equilibrium. And you have to be careful making adds
and buffering and things like that as it is easy to “over-do it” in a
smaller tank. That being said, the RSM 130D seems to be an exception to
the rule. People are still having good success wi… Continue
Posted on February 12, 2010 at 10:01pm —
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 8:24pm on January 25, 2010,
Saltwater Eddies, LLC said… - I didn't say that, but Hi!
- At 10:42am on January 25, 2010,
Dean & Rayne Hall said… - Y do you say that
- At 9:01pm on October 8, 2009,
David Phelps said… - Yea def brother.. I just found this spot today.
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