Hi All.
I'm new to saltwater aquariums but I am familiar with freshwater. I have 2 freshwater aquariums right now (125 and 200 litres)
I was gifted an empty 50 litre nano aquarium and it came with the following equipment
7 Watt LED light
Eheim pickup 60 internal filter
Fluval mini filter (45 litres)
Heater
This tank used to be freshwater
I would like to convert this to a reef aquarium but would settle for a fish only
My plan for the reef is:
Livestock:
2 clownfish
Star polyp coral
2kg of live rock
Live sand
Equipment I need to order
Hydrometer
Food
Test kit
Coral growing light
Wavemaker
Would this be OK bioload wise?
Do I need to upgrade the filter?
Do I need to add more live rock
Will running the 2 internal filters and live rock suffice.
I have researched lights and wavemakers online. I'm on a budget of €250 so here are the lights and wavemakers I found
Wavemaker:
Light:
I know I need a specific light for the corals
I hope the light above suffices, as well as the wavemaker
All advice welcome here
I'm new to saltwater aquariums but I am familiar with freshwater. I have 2 freshwater aquariums right now (125 and 200 litres)
I was gifted an empty 50 litre nano aquarium and it came with the following equipment
7 Watt LED light
Eheim pickup 60 internal filter
Fluval mini filter (45 litres)
Heater
This tank used to be freshwater
I would like to convert this to a reef aquarium but would settle for a fish only
My plan for the reef is:
Livestock:
2 clownfish
Star polyp coral
2kg of live rock
Live sand
Equipment I need to order
Hydrometer
Food
Test kit
Coral growing light
Wavemaker
Would this be OK bioload wise?
Do I need to upgrade the filter?
Do I need to add more live rock
Will running the 2 internal filters and live rock suffice.
I have researched lights and wavemakers online. I'm on a budget of €250 so here are the lights and wavemakers I found
Wavemaker:
Light:
I know I need a specific light for the corals
I hope the light above suffices, as well as the wavemaker
All advice welcome here