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03-13-2006, 04:18 AM
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I knew I forgot to add something to my list. I have a CoraLife 36" T-5 w/ 10,000K Daylight and true actinic blue florescent. I believe this is enough for my anenome because it's gotten really big since I bought it.
You're right about choosing the type of tank. I really have no idea what route I want to go. Right now I dont' have the money to buy some really good lights, but I'd like to keep some coral's in the tank besides my colt coral.
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03-13-2006, 04:38 AM
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In general, most newbies start with softies, because they're easier to keep & they need less light & can withstand lower water quality than LPS or SPS. Zoos & mushrooms & leathers fall in this category. Fiji Yellow leathers are the exception & need high light or they turn brown. Start with some frags from local reefers & that'll keep the cost down & improve your chances, as well as keep you from risking the life of more expensive, harder to keep wild harvested corals.
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