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too much bioload???
I'm starting a 75g FOWLR....I'm planning on about 80lbs of LR and 4-5" of LS
here's the list of fish that I'm planning on getting...please tell me if this is too much 1 blue tang 2 ocellaris clownfish 3 yellowhead jawfish 1 white butterfly fish 1 black sailfin blenny 2 neon blue gobies plus lots of snails, crabs, shrimp, seastars etc... here are my specs: 2x40W flourescent lights 30g sump/refug ASM G3 skimmer Im also going to get a pump for my return and 2 powerheads...which ones should i get? Im planning to upgrade my lights to MH on christmas so ill be getting corals and anemones in january thanks tom |
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That bio load does not look to bad at all.
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Seios are a relatively inexpensive alternative to Tunzes, just in terms of a broader laminar flow. For the return pump, make sure you select one with appropriate gph. Check the head loss calculator on the homepage of this site.
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