critique my tank....

[howdy20012002]

what size of tank?

[cathyg_99]

90g sorry

[The Grizz]

I would lose at least half the amount of sand. Could cause some problems

[eli@fijireefrock.com]

Is there a sump.lighting specs.
live sand i don't think you need it.get dry and seed it from maybe a friend's tank you trust.
Same for live rock why spend soo much money for live instead of dry and do same seed it later.Unless you got a good deal by buying someones setup.
look into Hawaiian blue tang or sailfin part of the cleaning crew.
everyone has a different idea about cleanup crew,i have only 2 ghost snails for cleanup.all parameters top shape and no i mean none hair algae,most people seen my tank will vouch for that.

[cathyg_99]

Originally Posted by elias

Is there a sump.lighting specs.
live sand i don't think you need it.get dry and seed it from maybe a friend's tank you trust.
Same for live rock why spend soo much money for live instead of dry and do same seed it later.Unless you got a good deal by buying someones setup.
look into Hawaiian blue tang or sailfin part of the cleaning crew.
everyone has a different idea about cleanup crew,i have only 2 ghost snails for cleanup.all parameters top shape and no i mean none hair algae,most people seen my tank will vouch for that.

so your saying get a hawaiian blue or sailfin over the yellow tang or with it?

[cathyg_99]

im getting my live rock from someone so i dont mind having it all live

if i cut down my clean up crew to say this

2 cleaner shrimp
1 tuxedo urchin
2- Astrea snails(or diff kind of snails)
5 mixed crabs
1 emerald crab
1 algae blenny

that would work?

[noirsphynx]

I'd go with less rock & sand. I'd also cover the tank. I've had firefish, wrasses & clowns jump from mine.

I'd add several nassarius snails and a few cerith snails too.

IMO I would not put a blue tang or sailfin in a 90g. I think they get too large for a 90g. I'd stick with one of the bristletooth tangs or the yellow tang.