+1 erin. you will definately need to upgrade the lighting down the road to keep corals. I am assuming( this could get me in trouble, mother told me never to assume) that the tank is over 24 inches deep, so best bet would be either metal halide or L.E.D lighting.. Metal halide would be alot cheaper upfront but led would save over the years..
My 110G tell me what you think of it.............
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Ariel110G
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So for now is there eneything that I can keep?
I am thinking of getting an anemone, like the Pink Tip Haitian, will that be ok with the light, are they eney low light corals?
I am thinking of getting an anemone, like the Pink Tip Haitian, will that be ok with the light, are they eney low light corals?
Ariel110G
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- Brooklyn NY
What about Mushroom Polyp - Ricordea is that ok
might be ok with rics
Ricordea Mushroom, Gold/Orange (Caribbean)
Ricordea Mushroom, Gold/Orange (Caribbean)
little_fish
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I think those low light corals will be ok if you place them high in the tank.
chuysvt
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i want to see pic
Ariel110G
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Some pictures of my 110G
Some pictures of my 110G
I know you guys will see that my background is a mess-up, that was one of my big mistakes that I did not paint the back of the tank, well it doesn’t really bother me, but is dose bother my wife, so she will paint it :D
Some pictures of my 110G
I know you guys will see that my background is a mess-up, that was one of my big mistakes that I did not paint the back of the tank, well it doesn’t really bother me, but is dose bother my wife, so she will paint it :D
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