Algae Scraper
Is this all I need for a Reef Aquarium? W / Fish 75gal mind.?
The elements required for tank: Tank glass substrate or reflective acrylic Lighting Lamp Hood Hood Canopy (combo Metal Halide, fluorescent, and actinic) Powerheads Tank sump Protein Skimmer Filter (Berlin style sump works best) Live Rock Live Arena Synthetic Sea Salt Mixes Heaters Thermometers Algae Scrapers background (the tape on the back of the tank) test equipment and Supplements: nitrate, calcium ammonium nitrate phosphate pH Alkalinity Hardness iodine / Fish Nets Food Buckets Electrical Extension Cords Power Strips Ground Fault Circuit May need: Reverse Osmosis unit Chiller UV sterilizer If there is anything else I need, please make it known. Live Rock You, Arena, polyps, anemones, fish, etc, atm not invertebrates. Thanks Melissa, I really do not know how to set the timer Tho in the tank, I "ll ask my uncle, he has been using Salt Water tanks for a while.
Definitely need a RO / DI unit, such as tap water has a lot of things wrong with him. I Tell a refractometer to measure salinity, as hydrometers are inaccurate. Another thing to consider is some kind of controller / thermostat for use with heaters. Heaters can 'stick', roasted in the tank. Units are more expensive and cheapest things. I personally recommend the AquaController Jr, which can used to run 8 things different. This can also be used as a light timer very good too. ReefKeeper, Ranco, are two other types of thermostats to study. I recommend using something, otherwise you may have problems
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