First I'll bring everyone up to date about my 45 gallon long tank...
At first I was making it a planted tank, had everything going perfectly when one night I decided I wanted to get back into saltwater. So here's a couple pictures when it was a planted tank.
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That was just 2 weeks ago, was going great as a planted tank, but I want to get back into the saltwater game again. So here's a break down of the tank.
45 gallon long (48"x12"x19")
Lighting - 48" Odyssea T5HO quad w/ digital timer (2 x 460nm TrueLumens bulbs, and 2 x 12,000k True Lumens Bright White bulbs.
Heating - 200w Hydor Theo submersible heater
Filtration - SunSun 402B canister filter w/ 9w UV, and Odyssea CFS500 canister filter
Substrate - 80lbs of Bahama Aragonite Sand
Water circulation - 2xAquaClear 30 Powerheads (1 on each side)
Rock - 40lbs of saltwater base rock
So that's all I currently have for the tank, but today I traded my Aqueon Evolve 4 planted nano tank for 40lbs of dried saltwater base rock, was well worth the trade because it spans from one side to the other with 2 medium size rocks stacked on top of the others. I've ordered a few artificial coral pieces, and a couple fake anemone's, I'll be picking up some Instant Ocean sea salt, a hydrometer, and a couple more fake coral pieces.
But because I live on disability just under $1,000 a month, it'll be a slow process getting this tank fish ready because I plan on 50-65lbs of Florida live rock and it's pretty expensive to come by. I mean $10lb here in town, and $3lb + shipping online, just freaking expensive either way I go lol. I'll get some pictures of the tank right now, and slowly update with pictures as it progress' over time.
At first I was making it a planted tank, had everything going perfectly when one night I decided I wanted to get back into saltwater. So here's a couple pictures when it was a planted tank.
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That was just 2 weeks ago, was going great as a planted tank, but I want to get back into the saltwater game again. So here's a break down of the tank.
45 gallon long (48"x12"x19")
Lighting - 48" Odyssea T5HO quad w/ digital timer (2 x 460nm TrueLumens bulbs, and 2 x 12,000k True Lumens Bright White bulbs.
Heating - 200w Hydor Theo submersible heater
Filtration - SunSun 402B canister filter w/ 9w UV, and Odyssea CFS500 canister filter
Substrate - 80lbs of Bahama Aragonite Sand
Water circulation - 2xAquaClear 30 Powerheads (1 on each side)
Rock - 40lbs of saltwater base rock
So that's all I currently have for the tank, but today I traded my Aqueon Evolve 4 planted nano tank for 40lbs of dried saltwater base rock, was well worth the trade because it spans from one side to the other with 2 medium size rocks stacked on top of the others. I've ordered a few artificial coral pieces, and a couple fake anemone's, I'll be picking up some Instant Ocean sea salt, a hydrometer, and a couple more fake coral pieces.
But because I live on disability just under $1,000 a month, it'll be a slow process getting this tank fish ready because I plan on 50-65lbs of Florida live rock and it's pretty expensive to come by. I mean $10lb here in town, and $3lb + shipping online, just freaking expensive either way I go lol. I'll get some pictures of the tank right now, and slowly update with pictures as it progress' over time.