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Old 04/14/2005, 10:00 AM
gemini aquarius(t) gemini aquarius(t) is offline
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please help!

what else do i need to setup a separate prop tank

also is a 10 gallon big enough im not going to be dong a lot of fragging
i have
a heater
tank
screwin type pc bulbs 43 watts


i need
egg crate (where do i get it and how much does it cost)
power head would a rio 180 be okay?

ok i also could setup a 20 gallon i would then have the same stuff as above except the 43 watts of light+another 46 watts of light(screw in type pcs)+(2) no 20 watt florecents


soo what else would i need and where should i get it how much of it and how much does it cost???

tia
-xavier


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Old 04/20/2005, 03:39 PM
-Keith- -Keith- is offline
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egg crate = light diffuser for fluorescent bulbs. can be bought at home depot or similar store. Cost < 5$ for more than you will need.

You will also need somthing to hold the light diffuser. I made a rack out of PVC pipe and fittings. ~$10.
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Old 04/22/2005, 04:36 PM
Fishman1113 Fishman1113 is offline
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You need a pump to move water. I reccomend a skimmer also. I have never had any luck without using a skimmer. I know others have, but imo skimmers are a must.

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screwin type pc bulbs 43 watts
What spectrum is the pc bulb that you have? Many of the pc bulbs you buy for your home lighting needs will grow more algae than corals. At least that has been my experience with them.
 


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