new and need help

[andrewantle1]

hi everyone I've
started a new tank and i would like to have some advice on what i should do

[mark]

hope you spent some time reading up on the hobby before you added water.

Many posts on many topics on Canreef already, but something specific you're wondering about?

[lockrookie]

give everyone your tank size and hopes htat you wish to stock in the tank as well as specifically what you wouldlike helpwith and we or somebody will give you thier thoughts and help as best as we can

[andrewantle1]

i have a 33 gallon tank and I've had it for a few weeks and i have 20 pounds of live rock in it with and a small clownfish

[andrewantle1]

and i need help on what kind fish i should put in

[jorjef]

Lets see....hummm If you all ready filled up with water, talk two pounds of live rock and a small shrimp (dead store bought) lie down for a 3-4 week take a nap and check back when you get up....You will get my small attempt of humour within the next 5 posts

[Wayne]

Originally Posted by andrewantle1

and i need help on what kind fish i should put in

Do you plan on a reef aquarium in the future? Or are you only going to have a fish only?

[andrewantle1]

well i already did that im just wanted to know what kinds of fish i should put in

[Wayne]

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/a...plies.cfm?c=15

Here is a link to a decent fish selection that you can find at many of the local fish stores. Have a look at different types of fish and shapes that are appealing to you; to help us narrow down the hundreds of different species that are avaliable for sale.

[reefwars]

welcome buddy before adding anymore fish let your tank stabilize its too close to a cycles end too add anymore bio load, your system has to even itsself out and will take a few more weeks again.maybe consider getting some cleaners like snails crabs or shrimp possibly some beginners corals like mushrooms its very important to let your system work its magic without us interfering for the first few months,monitor your water keep an eye on your livestock you have and be patient it will cost you wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy less in the long run



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