Hi all!
I'm new to the forum and have been doing a ton of research to make sure my tank is set for the next year. Why?? I will be heading overseas for a year and need the tank to be as self sufficient as possible for my wife. While I think I have achieved that to the highest degree, I was wondering what the best route to go would be in changing from
crushed coral to a sand bed. This is not a venture for this year but rather for next spring.
Tank is low on live rock poundage but I'm thinking of adding some base rock when i change out the substrate next year. I will also be slowly adding to the ever growing always eating cleanup crew.
Cheers while I kick it in Korea
ph 8.4
ammonia 0
nitrite 0
nitrate 20-40
salinity 1.23
I have never had a problem with chemical lvls since the initial cycle period.
75g fowlr started march 03
44lbs live rock
Coraline- dark red, purple and pink
that oh so wonderfull hard green algae on glass(scrapes off nicely though)
crushed coral substrate
10 turbo snails
2 brittle star
1 clown
2 yellow tang
3 green emerald crab
1 lawnmower blenny
2 damsels (last of the starter fish)