GZ_Loach

jealous

beer

team

slaughter

need

note the fact they say they have had success with fish for UP TO 6 months, imagine howmuch fish they have killed with this stupid idea.

bullsh!t

weirdo's (if hes from jersey shore im from the north pole)

someone

fish

crusty crud

operation

tasty

yuckish

(kentucky fried crud) Subway

Lol sorry obstacle. I forgot people like to use names for products that mean something else. I just assumed by its name it was something on the end of stick that "scrubs" "algae" ... shesh business people these days ae, always have to have smart name for something.

oops my bad, I should have looked at the link first. :facepalm:

Just make sure nothing can fall onto the tank causing it to smash, like bookshelves etc

You could find out which way the ground shakes and postion the tank accordingly i.e so the tank faces sideways to it <<< |__| >>> . That would stop it falling over.

I don't even know what that is, is it beer? :sick:

fat

whale

pail

I'm organising one :happy2: And if I'm thinking what your thinking, then i have read about 10 different articles about marine tanks and looked at probably twice as many setups

If I were you I would get the biggest tank that you can afford and go from there, tbh there isn't that much price difference between a 65L tank and say a 300L tank (maybe an extra $300-400 on equipment). You could then use the 65L tank as the sump on the bigger tank (might have to be slightly bigger if you want to stock it properly). Because lets be honest, if you get the 65L tank up and running your going to want a bigger tank and have more fishes and corals aren't ya? :roll: Before you buy any more equipment have a look on trademe to get an idea on how much extra it will cost to upgrade to a good sized reef setup, and if you can afford to, upgrade!! oh and sumps don't need to be complicated for a small tank, a good basic sump has a slot for DSB, a few peices of live rock, and ceramic noodles - pretty cheap and easy to make.