Lights

[aresgod]

oh man that is some cutting edge technology camaro, space age special effects...LOL

 

[1979camaro]

i think i know what you are talking about...you mean the branch stuff gets brittle right? while this is true, generally if you get thick enough pieces they are ok for a long time. as far as stuff like detritus etc collecting thats lack of water flow and no cleanup crew (so ill check out the algae post)

i would look for some nice "premium" fiji stuff it was my tank...it is kind of like lace rock in structure here is a pic: http://www.saltycritter.com/images/pics/fiji4.jpg

 

[yamahaguy06]

definitly, I'll look at a couple shops. Ok thats what I'm going for more live rock and a clean up crew. *PEACE!*

 

[yamahaguy06]

oh and thanks a bunch 4 the sights, man that was a sick tank, on the first web sight. No sand that is crazy. nice looking tank though. (maybe mine in a while) k, camaro thanx for the help man

 

[1979camaro]

bare bottom is a popular way to go

 

[yamahaguy06]

Ya it looks cool but I think it would be harder to clean dont you think> looks cool though. But not that natural and natural is cool so. I guess it's just what you like.

 

[wayne]

Just bring your salinity up with water changes over a few weeks - mix them at 1.030 approx.
I wouldn't add much more live rock to your tank. If I was I would go hunting round some lfs's for small pieces with lots of hitch hikers.
You don't need to bother supplementing Ca at this point. If you want to up your lighting , you might try a PC fixture and have one 10K and a 50:50 or a 20K