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Thread: New Tank

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03-06-2005, 11:06 AM	#2 (permalink)
Scoffer Banned Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 327 Karma: 5	Re: New Tank whoa....thats a big question there....probably a couple of months at best....get the tank cycled and doing good for awhile first. How much live rock do you have? Fish? lots of things to consider first... Do lots of reading on beginner corals and then try to make a time-line plan. Xenias...button polyps..are really nice, but are still fragile. Get the tank going for a few months and use that time to read as much as possible. Get the live rock cycled and the tank well balanced before stocking with corals. Just my advice on saving life and money. Good luck...and take it slowly....you'll enjoy it alot more that way!!!! Scoffer

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