first saltwater tank in my possession

petlover516 · 01-16-2009, 04:23 PM

my dad is a saltwater expert, but i would just love to have my own saltwater look-alike reef, which i believe i can do with some help. we are picking up 55 gal, a 30 gal, and a 29 gal(each with filter, stand, heater, canopy and everything) tomorrow, all for 50$. as my custom user title suggests, i love royal grammas but have never actually kept one before. i would just love to have one and a few other fish in a 55 gal. i am not sure about what lighting or filter it will have, hopefully fluval. does the lighting really matter, since royal grammas do better in dim lighting(or so i have read). is there anything cheaper than a seaclone skimmer that would still work well? should i have an aqua clear fuge(and no not an aquafuge hang on-way too expensive!) if so what size? do i need power heads-if so, what company? do i need a quarantine tank? how many lbs of live rock should i have? as a look-alike reef, i would want it to have some mushrooms but no real coral.. for other fish i would like to keep: pair of firefish,pair of ocellaris (or percs if i can find them cheap), and i want to make the tank have each color of the rainbow, and if i keep these fish i would have nailed orange, red, purple and yellow, but i still need green, blue, and indigo. fish suggestions would be greatly appreciated. a give thanks to poseidon for giving me the idea of having my own tank.

petlover516 · 01-17-2009, 10:35 AM

come on. i need some help people. anybody have experience with "that fish place" online store? that is probably where i will order my gramma and maybe an orchid dottyback-striped dottyback hybrid. these hybrids are a nice indigo color so i would have nailed indigo if i decide on one of these hybrids. for green i would like maybe a green clown goby would do. what would be a nice blue and be compatible with my list? come on i need help please! we are getting the stuff today!

fishfinder · 01-17-2009, 12:53 PM

How about a beautiful mandarin goby (Mardarinfish/Psycedelic fish/mandarin dragonnet)? They are blue, tourquoise, yellow, purple and orange. Nice a peaceful. Some have a green background color, so you would want to specify the blue colors when you get it.

petlover516 · 01-17-2009, 02:45 PM

ok. But i'm not sure about the copepod thing. We got the stuff. I would still like my other questions to be answered though.

archer772 · 01-17-2009, 05:14 PM

First off Grammas and dottybacks dont play well with each other so please dont mix them. I always suggest at least 1lb of LR per gallon and please use argonite sand not CC. I like T-5 lighting because it is much better than PC's, the sea clone skimmer really isnt much good for anything. What you might want to try is see if your dad will let you use the 29 gallon as a sump/fuge and try to find a used hang on overflow and then a return pump as this would be much better than a canister and it will give you a place to put your heater, skimmer and a place for pods to reproduce, I like the Koralia power heads but the maxi jets are very good also and cheaper and you could even use pengiun power heads. I firmly believe in quarentine tanks because if your new fish is sick it is much easier to treat a 10 gallon than a 55 gallon and alot of the meds are not good for your main tank all you would need is a 10 gallon, small heater, a small hangon filter glass tops and any kind of light to see the fish. Please look into the sump/fuge idea it will make things much easier and you wont see any evaporation in the main tank.

petlover516 · 01-17-2009, 06:04 PM

overflows seem to be really expensive and i would just rather have the AC 110, fluval 105, live rock, and a skimmer. What is the cheapest one that works good? If i need to kick dottybacks off the list, than what else is indigo in color and will mix well with my list so far? I still need blue, too.

archer772 · 01-17-2009, 06:32 PM

OK if you need to buy the AC 110 and fluval I think it would be cheaper to do the overflow and sump/fuge
Overflow PF300
Reef Aquarium Filtration: Eshopps Overflow Boxes
return pump ViaAqua 1300
Aquarium Water Movement: ViaAqua Water Pumps
Skimmer PSK 75
Reef Aquarium Filtration & Protein Skimmers: Eshopps In-Sump Protein Skimmers
total 166.97

AC 110
Aquarium Filters: Hagen AquaClear Powerfilters
Fluval 105 Canister Filter (Hagen)
194.95 plus a qaulity hangon skimmer 150 or more

petlover516 · 01-17-2009, 08:50 PM

sump idea definatly. How would i get the tank divided so there is a refugium? And i still need fish ideas!

archer772 · 01-17-2009, 09:13 PM

Here is a sketch and each line is a piece of glass so you would need 3 pieces about 8 inches tall and the width of the inside of the tank then just silicone them in place, you should hacve about 8 inches of space for each end and about 2 inches inbetween the 2 pieces of glass and that leaves you about 12 inches for macro

I will look and see what I can find for fish 2 that come to mind are the Coral Beauty Angel and a Six Line Wrasse but this one would have to be added last because they can be a little aggresive

petlover516 · 01-17-2009, 10:18 PM

alrighty. Filter stuff will be bought a little bit at atime. Probably from dr.f and s. Fish will be from that fish place.
here is the list:
royal gramma
2 TR perclula clowns
2 firefish
1 green clown goby
1coral beauty
1 6 line wrasse.

petlover516 · 01-18-2009, 07:24 AM

o and also a neon goby just in case the fish need cleaning. That nails blue. Im not sure about the coral beauty because i have heard that they will act agressive towards grammas since they have the same colors.

archer772 · 01-18-2009, 07:36 AM

I would go with 2-3 cleaner shrimp instead of the gobies but thats just what I like and adds less bio load to the tank

petlover516 · 01-18-2009, 07:44 AM

i m not sure about the low nitrates for the shrimp. O and what does the sketch say from left to right? I cannot see with this puny cell phone screen.

petlover516 · 01-19-2009, 09:19 AM

never mind the writing. Still, has anyone ever ordered from that fish place? My gramma will probably be ordered there and and i might also get a pair of misbar true perculas.come on i need reviews!

petlover516 · 01-19-2009, 10:54 AM

o and another reason 4 no cleaner shrimp-there 25$ each in my area. Like i said, i am not sure about the low nitrate levels needed for invertabrates. Around the web, i have found tank-raised gobies. If they are tank-raised they will be very hardy and very easy to breed, so i say to leave expensive shrimps and delicate wrasses in the ocean, and keep the cheap, hardy gobies that are easily bred in captivity. Since i am having neons, i will have to get red of the grreen clown goby. Anything else that is f green and not very expensive? I would have done green chromis, but since i need 6 i think i would be overcrowding the tank. What else is green and not to expensive?

petlover516 · 01-20-2009, 07:58 AM

anyone?:(

petlover516 · 01-24-2009, 04:48 PM

hmmph. i guess i will just upgrade my lizard tank instead.

APoirier594 · 01-26-2009, 06:41 PM

ok i have never ordered from thatfishplace or that pet place but i order from the 2 links below all the time, they actually have cheeper prices on certain items. the first one is spplies and the 2nd one is fish(corals.etc.)

Discount Aquarium Supplies, Tropical Fish Supplies and Fish Tank Supplies from Foster & Smith

Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums

petlover516 · 01-27-2009, 04:46 PM

i will probably be never able to get saltwater. prob. because of the economy. i think i would rather just upgrade my 20 gallon reptilian tank with 2 bahama anoles and 2 american chameleons(aka-green anole, carolina anole). who knows. maybe i can keep some frogs, newts, salamanders and make the tank half and half(water and land). this calls for all reptile keepers that happen to be on this site.

APoirier594 · 01-27-2009, 04:57 PM

yea im a reptile keeper, o have a bearded dragon, turtles, Red Eyed Tree Frog,

01-16-2009, 04:23 PM	#1 (permalink)
petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	first saltwater tank in my possession my dad is a saltwater expert, but i would just love to have my own saltwater look-alike reef, which i believe i can do with some help. we are picking up 55 gal, a 30 gal, and a 29 gal(each with filter, stand, heater, canopy and everything) tomorrow, all for 50$. as my custom user title suggests, i love royal grammas but have never actually kept one before. i would just love to have one and a few other fish in a 55 gal. i am not sure about what lighting or filter it will have, hopefully fluval. does the lighting really matter, since royal grammas do better in dim lighting(or so i have read). is there anything cheaper than a seaclone skimmer that would still work well? should i have an aqua clear fuge(and no not an aquafuge hang on-way too expensive!) if so what size? do i need power heads-if so, what company? do i need a quarantine tank? how many lbs of live rock should i have? as a look-alike reef, i would want it to have some mushrooms but no real coral.. for other fish i would like to keep: pair of firefish,pair of ocellaris (or percs if i can find them cheap), and i want to make the tank have each color of the rainbow, and if i keep these fish i would have nailed orange, red, purple and yellow, but i still need green, blue, and indigo. fish suggestions would be greatly appreciated. a give thanks to poseidon for giving me the idea of having my own tank. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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fishfinder Goodwill Ambassador fishfinder's Photo Gallery Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 376 My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 372 Times Said "Thanks" 53 Times Was Thanked 153 Times in 105 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession How about a beautiful mandarin goby (Mardarinfish/Psycedelic fish/mandarin dragonnet)? They are blue, tourquoise, yellow, purple and orange. Nice a peaceful. Some have a green background color, so you would want to specify the blue colors when you get it.

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession ok. But i'm not sure about the copepod thing. We got the stuff. I would still like my other questions to be answered though. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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archer772 archer772's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 943 Name: Scott Location: Michigan My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 273 Times Said "Thanks" 15 Times Was Thanked 261 Times in 250 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession First off Grammas and dottybacks dont play well with each other so please dont mix them. I always suggest at least 1lb of LR per gallon and please use argonite sand not CC. I like T-5 lighting because it is much better than PC's, the sea clone skimmer really isnt much good for anything. What you might want to try is see if your dad will let you use the 29 gallon as a sump/fuge and try to find a used hang on overflow and then a return pump as this would be much better than a canister and it will give you a place to put your heater, skimmer and a place for pods to reproduce, I like the Koralia power heads but the maxi jets are very good also and cheaper and you could even use pengiun power heads. I firmly believe in quarentine tanks because if your new fish is sick it is much easier to treat a 10 gallon than a 55 gallon and alot of the meds are not good for your main tank all you would need is a 10 gallon, small heater, a small hangon filter glass tops and any kind of light to see the fish. Please look into the sump/fuge idea it will make things much easier and you wont see any evaporation in the main tank.

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession overflows seem to be really expensive and i would just rather have the AC 110, fluval 105, live rock, and a skimmer. What is the cheapest one that works good? If i need to kick dottybacks off the list, than what else is indigo in color and will mix well with my list so far? I still need blue, too. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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archer772 archer772's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 943 Name: Scott Location: Michigan My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 273 Times Said "Thanks" 15 Times Was Thanked 261 Times in 250 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession OK if you need to buy the AC 110 and fluval I think it would be cheaper to do the overflow and sump/fuge Overflow PF300 Reef Aquarium Filtration: Eshopps Overflow Boxes return pump ViaAqua 1300 Aquarium Water Movement: ViaAqua Water Pumps Skimmer PSK 75 Reef Aquarium Filtration & Protein Skimmers: Eshopps In-Sump Protein Skimmers total 166.97 AC 110 Aquarium Filters: Hagen AquaClear Powerfilters Fluval 105 Canister Filter (Hagen) 194.95 plus a qaulity hangon skimmer 150 or more

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession sump idea definatly. How would i get the tank divided so there is a refugium? And i still need fish ideas! __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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archer772 archer772's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 943 Name: Scott Location: Michigan My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 273 Times Said "Thanks" 15 Times Was Thanked 261 Times in 250 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession Here is a sketch and each line is a piece of glass so you would need 3 pieces about 8 inches tall and the width of the inside of the tank then just silicone them in place, you should hacve about 8 inches of space for each end and about 2 inches inbetween the 2 pieces of glass and that leaves you about 12 inches for macro I will look and see what I can find for fish 2 that come to mind are the Coral Beauty Angel and a Six Line Wrasse but this one would have to be added last because they can be a little aggresive

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession alrighty. Filter stuff will be bought a little bit at atime. Probably from dr.f and s. Fish will be from that fish place. here is the list: royal gramma 2 TR perclula clowns 2 firefish 1 green clown goby 1coral beauty 1 6 line wrasse. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession o and also a neon goby just in case the fish need cleaning. That nails blue. Im not sure about the coral beauty because i have heard that they will act agressive towards grammas since they have the same colors. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum! Last edited by petlover516 : 01-18-2009 at 07:31 AM.

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archer772 archer772's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 943 Name: Scott Location: Michigan My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 273 Times Said "Thanks" 15 Times Was Thanked 261 Times in 250 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession I would go with 2-3 cleaner shrimp instead of the gobies but thats just what I like and adds less bio load to the tank

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession i m not sure about the low nitrates for the shrimp. O and what does the sketch say from left to right? I cannot see with this puny cell phone screen. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession never mind the writing. Still, has anyone ever ordered from that fish place? My gramma will probably be ordered there and and i might also get a pair of misbar true perculas.come on i need reviews! __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession o and another reason 4 no cleaner shrimp-there 25$ each in my area. Like i said, i am not sure about the low nitrate levels needed for invertabrates. Around the web, i have found tank-raised gobies. If they are tank-raised they will be very hardy and very easy to breed, so i say to leave expensive shrimps and delicate wrasses in the ocean, and keep the cheap, hardy gobies that are easily bred in captivity. Since i am having neons, i will have to get red of the grreen clown goby. Anything else that is f green and not very expensive? I would have done green chromis, but since i need 6 i think i would be overcrowding the tank. What else is green and not to expensive? __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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APoirier594 APoirier594's Photo Gallery Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 190 Name: Austin Location: Summerville SC USA My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 8 Times Said "Thanks" 6 Times Was Thanked 24 Times in 21 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession ok i have never ordered from thatfishplace or that pet place but i order from the 2 links below all the time, they actually have cheeper prices on certain items. the first one is spplies and the 2nd one is fish(corals.etc.) Discount Aquarium Supplies, Tropical Fish Supplies and Fish Tank Supplies from Foster & Smith Aquarium Fish: Tropical Freshwater Fish and Saltwater Fish for Home Aquariums __________________ Glad to be of any help-Austin.

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petlover516 Fish Lover Boy petlover516's Photo Gallery Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,768 Name: tyler Location: Lindenhurst, NY My location Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 681 Times Said "Thanks" 933 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 353 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession i will probably be never able to get saltwater. prob. because of the economy. i think i would rather just upgrade my 20 gallon reptilian tank with 2 bahama anoles and 2 american chameleons(aka-green anole, carolina anole). who knows. maybe i can keep some frogs, newts, salamanders and make the tank half and half(water and land). this calls for all reptile keepers that happen to be on this site. __________________ I'm so sorry I haven't been on the forum in so long! Don't worry, I haven't forgotten this lovely website! I moved to a different county back in May 2011 and started high school in a totally different school district. So I'm still adjusting and studying hard, and don't presently have any aquariums. But once I do, I'll be right back on this forum!

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APoirier594 APoirier594's Photo Gallery Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 190 Name: Austin Location: Summerville SC USA My location Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Welcome to Aquarium Forum" 8 Times Said "Thanks" 6 Times Was Thanked 24 Times in 21 Posts	Re: first saltwater tank in my possession yea im a reptile keeper, o have a bearded dragon, turtles, Red Eyed Tree Frog, __________________ Glad to be of any help-Austin.

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