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Is a Current Nova Extreme x4 a good lighting structure for a FOWLR setup and maybe in the future a marine aquarium? How would one make the lights dim on and off so they do not scare the fish? Lastly, what would be needed to give the water a deep blue color at night? Thanks. yeah sorry, meant to say future reef aquarium instead of future marine aquarium.

My family is starting up our aquarium again. it has been years, so we are trying to learn as much as possible.In the past, we used a 40 watt bulb and the fish were fine, but the guy at the pet shop says to go bigger...the tank is 48 inches in length, 18 inches in width and 21 inches in depth in case you needed to know. Any other special advice you can give me?

With income tax return time coming up, I've been planning on putting together a saltwater aquarium. I thought about going with a reef tank... but I'm not sure if the set up I'm going with will be right for corals and fish both. I would appreciate answers to the following questions that I could use some clarification on. 1) The tank size I've chosen is 44 us gallons. After doing some research, I'm of the opinion that with fish, it would be too small for corals. Do you agree? 2) Lighting.. With coral I've read you want at least 4 watts per gallon.. but that's it. So this is somewhat of a two part question a) If I had corals, how much lighting and what spectrum or combination of spectrums would you recommend. b) If I had no corals, how much lighting and what spectrum would you recommend? 3) I've heard that if you have live rock, no filter is needed. True or false? (Yes, I read to have powerheads focused on the live rock. 4) This is the big question I had, and I would appreciate as detailed an answer as you can provide, even if it's 20 pages long. What the heck is live rock anyway!? And how does it help break down waste?

I am setting up a 10 gallon nano saltwater aquarium (not sure what fish yet) and I have a list of inverts and I was wondering if they would be ok: 4 Blue Leg Hermit Crabs 5 Margarita Snails (Are there any other slightly larger snails that I could put in there also?) 2 Scarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp 1 Banded Coral Shrimp How do those sound?

OK this will sound terrible I know, I have a 55 gallon saltwater aquarium, I have a Small Picasso triggerfish, a Small Dog Faced Pufferfish, a Maroon clownfish, Longnose Hawkfish, Pajama Cardinalfish, and a Scooter Blenny. (I am getting a MUCH bigger tank very soon) I know that Triggerfish and Dog Faced Puffers eat small fishes, so which of my fishes are in danger of being eaten? I need to know so I can remove the ones that are in danger of being eaten? Thanks for you comments!!!! Gareth

1. What is the best type of hydrometer preferably from petco.com? (I will be getting a refractometer later on) http://www.petco.com/Shop/SearchResu...Ntt=Hydrometer They basically only have 2 to choose from, which one seems better? 2. What size aqua clear filter should I get? (I am thinking probably an AC 30) 3. What is the best place in the tank to put a power head? 4. What types of power heads are better? The air ones or the ones that just circulate the water? 5. I want to feed the fish the New Life Spectrum marine pellets but when I first get the fish can I feed them thera for a week or so, or is thera just for freshwater? 6. How big of a Stealth Heater pro? (I am thinking 75watt up to 25 gallons) 7. Is it ok to put filter cartridges with activated carbon in a saltwater tank? Is there any other typpe of media similar but better the activated carbon? 8. Is it a good thing to have an air stone in a saltwater tank? DO I need one? Thats it for now thanks! Probably just a clownfish(2.5 Inch max) and or goby (1.5 inch max) and inverts.

I have a 29 gallon saltwater aquarium with a yellow-tail blue damsel, a cinnamon clownfish, and a royal gramma. What are some good tank mates to go with the fish to finish it off?