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02-11-2011, 06:39 PM
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Wow thanks for the info!
I know what I'll be reading tonight. That thread is long!! I dont have a sump, haven't dealt with one since my 230 gallon stingray tank I have a fluval and are looking at hob system Or does anyone out there not have one and have succes with there tank?? 
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02-11-2011, 08:04 PM
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for better info, give us better info...
do you have a sump? how much LR? Inhabitants list? IMO, unless you have a HIGH bioload, you should be A OK with water changes only but you miss a couple and could have a major crash.
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02-11-2011, 11:04 PM
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The only inhabitant in the tank are 3 true clowns, firefish, hermits, sand star and snails
I would like other fish and get ride of one clown but I haven't determined which species yet Ideas appreciated as well lol No sump, fluval
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02-11-2011, 11:08 PM
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Well, you dont have a goby or a blenny yet, look into those, see what you like. Somthing as small as a clown goby, or bigger like a lawnmower. They are good personable fish. though dont recommend a sandsifter on a smaller tank, you will spend all day everyday dusting your rocks and coral and tank will never be clear.
Also, recent pics on that huge thread I posted are on pg247 incl full tank shots.. cause that tank is amazing.
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