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Menelikia's 20h HOB build


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Hi all,

 

After lurking around here and asking a few questions, I'm starting this thread for my 20h build. I had a 75g FOWLR tank a few years ago, but I'm now trying my hand at a zoa/LPS tank. So far this is what I have:

 

tank: 20h Aqueon

RO/DI: BRS RO/DI

salt: IO Reef crystals

sand: CaribSea Arag-Alive

rock: 10 lbs BRS pukani (curing in a 5g bucket w/ powerhead)

filtration: AC 70 w/ Intank media basket running chemipure blue + filter floss (thinking about getting the pico surface skimmer)

heater: Cobalt neotherm 75w

 

Also grabbed a Cobalt easy-therm and Marineland powerhead for mixing salt.

 

Thinking of getting an Ecotech MP10 and Kessil A360 for lighting...thoughts? Fish = TBD...but certainly lightly stocked

 

Planning to do bi-weekly 5g water changes... grabbing Seachem ammonia/nitrite/nitrate test kit for the cycle...

 

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Cencalfishguy56

Hi all,

 

After lurking around here and asking a few questions, I'm starting this thread for my 20h build. I had a 75g FOWLR tank a few years ago, but I'm now trying my hand at a zoa/LPS tank. So far this is what I have:

 

tank: 20h Aqueon

RO/DI: BRS RO/DI

salt: IO Reef crystals

sand: CaribSea Arag-Alive

rock: 10 lbs BRS pukani (curing in a 5g bucket w/ powerhead)

filtration: AC 70 w/ Intank media basket running chemipure blue + filter floss (thinking about getting the pico surface skimmer)

heater: Cobalt neotherm 75w

 

Also grabbed a Cobalt easy-therm and Marineland powerhead for mixing salt.

 

Thinking of getting an Ecotech MP10 and Kessil A360 for lighting...thoughts? Fish = TBD...but certainly lightly stocked

 

Planning to do bi-weekly 5g water changes... grabbing Seachem ammonia/nitrite/nitrate test kit for the cycle...

 

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Get the Kessil a160we I imagine that would be enough, the 360 would be overkill

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Great-- thanks for the suggestion. My thought was that I could just turn the 360 down to a lower setting...also was hesitant with the power of the 160 and the water depth...

 

That being said, I am very open to suggestions for lighting

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