Ohio Reef
Reef Discussion => Reef Discussion => Topic started by: Joey on April 18, 2018, 16:47:10
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Thanks for the add i just set up my. First saltwater tank i have a 40T i think i went to small to start out with i could use some guidance (https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20180418/362ee30066b17fdbcc04baef795a3d22.jpg)
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Welcome to the club. What kind of fish and corals are you wanting to add?
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Welcome to the club. What kind of fish and corals are you wanting to add?
I was thinking clowns, yellow tangs, colorful cant do to much because its only 40g coral wise i have know clue im open to any ideas
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Welcome!!! These people are great and full of good advice
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What do yall think is 40gal to small to start with i have had fresh water 125g Predator for a long time sold everything when i moved back to ohio
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Welcome! A 40g is a bit too small for a yellow tang but is a good size aquarium for a start in saltwater. My first reef tank was a 40L with a cheap 4 bulb T5 fixture.
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Welcome Joey - Great group of Saltwater friends here - your 40g tank will keep you plenty busy for sure. Keep us posted on your progress!!!
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Welcome
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Welcome to a great group of people that will help any way they can.
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Welcome! A 40g is a bit too small for a yellow tang but is a good size aquarium for a start in saltwater. My first reef tank was a 40L with a cheap 4 bulb T5 fixture.
What fish and coral should a simi beginner start out with bc i didnt think yellow tangs didnt get that big
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Joey,
You may want to check out liveaquaria.com for compatibility and size recommendations for fish.
Kelly
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What fish and coral should a simi beginner start out with bc i didnt think yellow tangs didnt get that big
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In general fish vs tank size can be a bit controversial, but as stated in the post above mine liveaquaria.com has sensible minimum sizes for each species of fish listed on the site.