55g Build.. *first SW tank

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  1. ilikespam

    ilikespam Feather Duster

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    they make a mesh for tanks that you would just make a frame and attach it to it and set it just inside the rim of the tank.
     
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  3. nyvw

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    Yea if i decide to put the puffers in the tank ill have to make a mesh cover.. good idea.
     
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  5. ilikespam

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    Thats the stuff i was talking about.
     
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    Yea ill give that a shot at some point. I need to figure out a temp solution for my lights right now untill i buy a new fixture, which wont be until i decide to add a few corals once the tank stabilizes a bit
     
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    The better the lights, the less likely the chance of the coraline algae dieing off.
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    Tank is filled! Should i run the pumps while the sand is settling?
     
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    Coraline thrives on the blue spectrum of light.