24G AquaPod w/ 150w MH no mayo
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The whole price was near 500 something, the tank was 330 and the stand was 70 and some other misc stuff like test kits and such. My buddy ordered a 24g Aquapod with Compact lighting and a stand also, along with other things, and the total bill came close to 800. Everything, I mean everything was shipped for 18 bucks! And it came within two days!!!!
I think It should be enough light for clams, It pretty much lights up the entire room to the point where I dont need to turn on any other lights at all. So I'm guessing if it provides enough light for me, it should provide enough for anything I put in there 
and a clam would be pretty damn cool in there.
As far as coral, I'm really confused, I want some frogspawn, Hammer, zoa, ric, and thats about all I know for sure right now. Feel free to drop some suggestions, as well as placement. Once I get my aquascape up for the rocks, i'll take pics and then you guys can tell me where would be the best possible locations for em. I dont want them crowding or killing one another.
and a clam would be pretty damn cool in there. As far as coral, I'm really confused, I want some frogspawn, Hammer, zoa, ric, and thats about all I know for sure right now. Feel free to drop some suggestions, as well as placement. Once I get my aquascape up for the rocks, i'll take pics and then you guys can tell me where would be the best possible locations for em. I dont want them crowding or killing one another.
Hmmm, well thats talk for later on down the road. Did my aquascaping today what a freakin hair raising experience it was. Doing on bare bottom I was being extra careful and it still scared the crap out of me. Anything thats still alive in there deserves mad props cuz I messed around with it ALOT!
Now question time! When I go to add sand will I have to pick the rock up again? Or will it just settle on the bottom ok? That means a portion of the rock will be under the sand. So does that mean that I will in terms have less rock for filtration since some of it is under the sand?
I'll get the pics up tomorrow morning gonna let it clear up a bit overnight.
Now question time! When I go to add sand will I have to pick the rock up again? Or will it just settle on the bottom ok? That means a portion of the rock will be under the sand. So does that mean that I will in terms have less rock for filtration since some of it is under the sand?
I'll get the pics up tomorrow morning gonna let it clear up a bit overnight.
my live rocks are sitting on top of my sand. i just dont want it to scratch the glass on the bottom. not as stable since it sinks into the sand but nothing to worry about its not like i have over 100lbs of live rock...
im planning to buy 20lb of live sand again and add 10lbs into my 10g (30lb of LS) and 10lb into my 3g. hope things goes well for you. i know it wont for me....
im planning to buy 20lb of live sand again and add 10lbs into my 10g (30lb of LS) and 10lb into my 3g. hope things goes well for you. i know it wont for me....
The problem with placing the rock on the sand is if you have sand burrowing fish etc. Their actions of removing the sand and burrowing will destablize your rock structure and you could easily have a rock fall which could not only damage your tank but also take out a few inhabitants in the process. My diamond gobie has over a year and a half moved every inch of sand from one side of my tank to the other.....they can move tremendous amounts of sand in a single day.......better to ensure it is stable right from the start