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Jadams
03/22/2007, 04:42 PM
Good afternoon, fellow Reefers.

I wanted to post pics of a new 30g bowed front I have set up on 02/03/07. This tank is only 7 weeks old, and I wanted to know your opinions on the progress..Am I putting too much in the tank too fast? I feel like I am, but havent had any fish die, and all the corals are happy, and growing. To also be honest with you, I havent ever checked the water even once yet.. I do 2 water changes a week of 3 gallons each time..

Thank you,
I appreciate your time to look and respond..
What do you think??
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rommelgin
03/22/2007, 04:55 PM
tanks real young to have that much live stock so fast i think but its looking good. id suggest testing your water though. aquascaping looks good!
jski711
03/22/2007, 05:27 PM
like the rockwork as well but that hippo tang is going to get to big for that tank.
rodri075
03/22/2007, 05:59 PM
I'd say the tank looks great! Corals show good polyp extension. My advice is to target feed the feather duster because they won't survive long in a tank that size without a steady food supply. In my experience the only feather dusters that do well without targeted feeding in a small tank are the mini feather dusters that commonly are seen on live rock.
scowiii
03/22/2007, 06:29 PM
Love the Aquascaping. Nice and clean.
Illuminati
03/22/2007, 06:49 PM
Amazing, Good Job
Absinthe
03/22/2007, 06:50 PM
Nice looking tank. IMO you cant move "too fast" in this hobby if your husbandry is up to par.

The tang in a small tank is probably the only thing that wont work well in the long term. Thats a fish that can get big fast...and they do get to be a decent size.

Of course people always say "well, I will give him to a fish store/get a bigger tank/give him to a friend", but thats just poor planning.