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20 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Just Starting

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State: Vermont
Country: United States
Description: 20 Gal. 30 lbs. LR, Coralife Compact with Aticnic, Venturi Skimmer, Powerhead and cheap hang-on filter
Advice: change that water
Fish Kept: 1 clown, 1 gody and 1 royal gramma,
Corals/Plants: Just added a small piece of rock with zoanthid
Tank Size: 20 gallons
Quote: Huh?

COMMENTS

Hang on the Back filters are not recommended on Salt water. fish avatar
i would ditch that prizm skimmer now before it gets you in trouble like mine did. they dont work and you will end up with cyano all over. what is the hob filter for? a proper skimmer will save you so much headache. fish avatar

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