new to hobby

[roger scholl]

just got my first reef tank and looking fror help. 29 gal bio cube will add live sand and water tomorrow. looking for some live rock maybe 25 lbs or so. Roger

 

[MartinsReef]

Welcome!

Look around on here for LR. There is LR all the time on here for sale.

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[Haddonisreef]

Welcome! ask away cause im sure theres some quection you will have! :?

 

[roger scholl]

thanks I will watch for some

 

[roger scholl]

thanks I will

 

[CRW Reef]

Welcome!!!! Are you buying live sand from a store or from a fellow reefer?

 

[cdrewferd]

Welcome. I have a 29g Biocube as well. If you're ever in the area of Elite Reef let me know. I live about 5 minutes from them and you can swing by and check out my tank.


Drew

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[tlsrcs]

welcome i am the one that talked to you at elite today. And if you wanna see i really nice BC go see drews i went there after elite and it looks amazing probably one of the best looking BC i have seen

 

[tlsrcs]

oh you and your wife are always welcome to come check out my tanks as well. if you have any questions feel free to text or call ill be around all day tomorrow so if you have any questions when you start adding sand and rock let me know.

 

[sinister]

If you're down south, I have a BC as well that's not a bad set up.

 

[sinister]

also... my opinion is... don't waste $$ On live sand. I did dry sand, and all my LR from aquariums that are very established, and my cycle lasted only a week and a half. I think the "live sand" bit is just a way for people to make more money.

 

[roger scholl]

I started the tank today with live sand and water. It was real cloudy at first but cleared in a couple hours, found some live rock for $3.00 a pound over at About Fish on federal but I will wait until salinty levels out. after I add the live rock how long should the cycle take? and when can I start adding Coral and Fish?

 

[roger scholl]

what fish can go together well and can go with soft corals?? Hawk fish, Damsels, cardinals, bennys, clowns and typs of craps ok??

 

[Cake_Boss]

Welcome

 

[Andrew_bram]

Welcome.

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[hoonderific]

welcome! be careful with damsels their pains in the butt (aggressive). you may want to consider something like a firefish for your first easy care coral friendly and not to expensive