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Chiefmcfuz
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AI Sol series is awesome.
First reef tank suggestion.
- Thread starter dannyny
- Start date
I don't take offense to reasonable debate and I think you make an excellent point. Just hate to sticker shock new reefers. I really have not kept up on the led pricing if they have become that much more affordable then it's a great option for keeping lipa bills low.
- Location
- East Stroudsburg, PA
You're absolutelty right on the sticker shock lol. Hey, any info that goes to someone that helps make the hobby fit their lifestyle and financial means is good info.
- Location
- Lakewood NJ
Get an RO/DI!!!!
- Location
- Queens, NY
From what I've read about the Marineland Reef LED, they are crap. If you are set on LED's talk to Wingo or def look into the AI Sols you won't be sorry.
That particular light is better suited to a FOWLR tank, not really strong enough for corals.
...and - get a rodi - it is probably the most important and best thing you can do for your tank!
i will definitely look up wingo.
thanks guys!
what is a FOWLR?
i am no longer going to get the marineland light.
- Location
- East Stroudsburg, PA
FOWLR is
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Chris, Thank you!! you guys on here are so helpful i appreciate it.
- Location
- Staten Island, Brooklyn
wingo is knowledgeable and hes also in queens, very convenient for you to deal with him.
- Location
- Queens, NY
No problem. Hurry up and pick out a tank and get that cycle going.
- Location
- Staten Island, Brooklyn
lol, don't rush him, I thought in this hobby patience is virtue.
- Location
- Queens, NY
Yea, stocking and cycling wise, but without a tank you can't even begin. LOL
LOL!! working on a deal at the moment...
going to home depot as soon as i pick one up to build a stand.
hey guys.
can i build my ro/di unit into my sump area? my laundry hose is in the basement and i want to set up the tank in my living room which is on the first floor is there anyway for me to do this?
can i place the float valve in my sump and have the water top off as needed?
can i build my ro/di unit into my sump area? my laundry hose is in the basement and i want to set up the tank in my living room which is on the first floor is there anyway for me to do this?
can i place the float valve in my sump and have the water top off as needed?
cant have any flooding!! lol ok i will think of a different method.
if i have a 57 gallon tank and a 29 gallon sump do i need to do a 20% water change of 17 gallons? or do i do a water change for the main tank only which is 12 gallons?
will the sump support my tank? i know the sump needs to be half of my main tank.
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