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[Ralphy4321]

this is good

 

[baladoreef27]

a few questions for everyone, i am running a 20 gallon reef tank size is 24x12x10 with a 30 gallon aqueon filter, 20 gallon marine land heater, and i just added a new LED hood setup with 3w lights. my tank isn't really at the potential i think it should be, I've been running it for about 8-9 months and the corals don't seem to be as active as they used to. so what id like to know is, should i run a skimmer? what are some easy ways of maintaining a better salinity level? are there any other suggestions you'd like to throw in or is there any more info you need?

 

[Evil_Demos]

Thanks for this. Great help.

 

[cheucklate]

tyvm!!

 

[Reer23]

Hi I am new to the hobby and read the instructions on setting up a reef tank. I have a question is base rock better then live to start the tank?

 

[smasotti]

I am a beginner to the saltwater tank and it's setup. My question is on algae. Should I be "removing" the algae from the glass? What is considered good and bad algae?

 

[MikeC]

I am a beginner to the saltwater tank and it's setup. My question is on algae. Should I be "removing" the algae from the glass? What is considered good and bad algae?

"Reefkeeping made easy- what was not explained"
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[markc345]

Like House said, I do bi-weekly water changes and don't worry about "trace elements".

bi-weekly wc then you don’t need to dosing trace elements and others elements? thanks!

 

[sbazain5]

Like to say hello to the reefer I've been in the hobie for a while but never cycled with dead rock so I finished the cycle my question is can I use microbecter7 together with stability or do they cancel each other out

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