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A sump holds all your unsightly equip, plus a fuge and more rock for bacterial filtration. I would suggest you start with a fish only tank and add corals as your tank matures so you can learn to understand water parameters and how they affect the tank. If you start with a tank full of coral and not understanding how you tank works and what the params mean you will end up with tank full of deadness Live rock that is out of water for a long time is now dead rock and full of dead organics. It needs to be "cooked" to rid of the organics. ( soaking in water to pull nutrients out) Even a established tank can give you problems after a move as it gets all stirred up. So Buy a tank sump and stand that you like. Set it up with desired rock and sand. Buy your lights what ever you choose. There are benifits and drawback to each A good skimmer and media reactors will need to come. IMO buying cheap equipment will cost more in long run so reaserch before you buy Look in to carbon dosing of some sort Fish should be quarantine to treat for parasites before adding to DT Coral can be dipped with coral rx, revive to rid pest Read read read and lots of Q's if it wasn't for Canreef I wouldn't be in the hobby anymore. Oh and plan on being broke. Lol |
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