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11-03-2006, 02:08 PM
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About 3/4lb of rock per gallon will be plenty.
Save your money for the lights and the skimmer....do not chince in these areas...the rest has some play. Regardless of coral type, i would invest in halides....they ALL love it. As for the skimmer, a recirculating needle wheel or the like are the most stable and consistant skimmers out there. ASM,Euroreef.....or make your own. Time.....Something that anyones pocket book can handle.  Marc.
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