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Old 02-26-2009, 02:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Talking A good Science project...

Saturday, February 7th was the school science discovery fair for K-8 students in the Massapequa School District...i lost and got an A minus. My original plan was to see if keeping fish would relieve stress, but my dad got an oscar and ate all the colorful fish i had. I was also a little late, so I had to start a new project. Now I would like to use a 29 gal false-reef(a tank high in coralline algae growth with live rock and a few mushrooms.) For money reasons, I plan on making a small pocket to hang in my mom's law place where she works. On a list of items, I have the following already:
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Old 02-27-2009, 01:15 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: A good Science project...

ok i left a little info out. to make it a false-reef, i plan on letting my LR grow lots of coralline algae. the saltwater tank in seaford cinemas has live rock absolutely covered in coralline algae. now i am looking for colorful fish suggestions and what type of lighting needed to grow coralline algae. for the tank itself, i was thinking of raising enough money to get a 29 gal AAG kit. if i get this for the price of 134.99, the rest of the cost will be live rock, test kits, and a new light. the light that comes with it is a regular fluerescent that is less than 1 WPG. please help me with the little questions i have.
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Old 02-27-2009, 01:21 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: A good Science project...

o and of course a protein skimmer. i was thinkin' seaclone or some other inexpensive hang-on skimmer. as a pH buffer, i plan on using a small stack of crushed coral from my dad's tank in a hidden area in the tank. if i use it from my dad's tank, it will also seed the cycle a bit.
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Default Re: A good Science project...

i changed my mind. id rather do 55 gal fresh. i already have a light and tank
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