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07-10-2013, 09:40 PM
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I have the stock compact flo bulbs in there.
Tank was already setup for some time when i took over. Just drained the water, saved it and refilled at my place. Most of the livestock already came with the tank. Just playing with the filtration and upgrading a few things on the tank. Next will be the lighting. I'm planning to add in more corals. The frags that i have now were given to me. I agree I need some colour! 
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07-11-2013, 05:14 PM
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I'd use Purigen.... Not both.
Ditch the bio balls / sponges / foam Crushed coral & live rock is good back there Filter floss in chamber 1 and change it every 10 days or so. It's not supposed to be brown and yucky. Simple is good It's a fun hobby but don't get too cought up with trinkets and gimmicks. Go slow with things... Good things happen slow & bad things happen fast.
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07-11-2013, 06:36 PM
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Still haven't completely decided on the light just yet. If I upgrade in a few months time to a larger tank, I rather spend the money on the lighting on that new tank than this current one! I will go LED for sure!
The plastic strip is from a glass top that I have sitting around. Works great! Ok all live rock rubble and the bag of purigen in chamber 2 then. chamber 1 will be floss that i will change frequently. I will slow things down from this point onwards!
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07-11-2013, 07:11 PM
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The LED route is costly at first, but pays out in the long run. Customizable, controllable, specific wavelengths, less heat, last up to 10yrs, was a seller for me. The pc flouresent light is a good start.
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