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Given that the tank is not deep you should be fine. VHO bulbs might give you more pop. Wendy gave you some good guidlines. Caps ect could be just about anywhere. I have a Derasa at the bottom of a 24 in tank actually about 20 inches given my sandbed and it is growing wonderfully. I also...

I don't know how long your tank has been setup but so long as it has cycled and you have some algae and other waste they are very hardy. A month or two should be fine as tbone said.

Re: My Oceanic Tech 120 and a request for input. Ironically I updated exactly 1 month ago. So you all saw the tank setup. But, since I have done some upgrades behind the tank in the crawlspace thought would post some pics. Here is my Reef Fanatic ATO unit. Took me very short time to setup...

I wouldn't put more then two in but they are great snails...go for it.

Don't worry about switching the pump around. My skimmer is the same with the gate valve at the bottom. Good thing about that is micro bubbles are zero. Not sure if that is the reason exactly as I have a recirculating skimmer but if it works ;).

If water is going through but no air make sure you don't have a plug in the airline? Just a guess.

First great tank...amazing zoas and tang. Second you did a super creative DIY Sumps....what a great way to solve the cannot get it to fit under the tank problem. Very impressive, anyone can buy good equipment but to come up with a solution like that is something else. Congrats on such a good...

Re: Here's my now 375 (was 120) by Bax Haha that is very funny...it is like a free fish. ;D

I second the removal of the crushed coral and giving everything a fast cleaning. Also the one real potential problem is if you have anything other then the clown fish. No chocolate chip starfish right? Just make sure everthing is reef safe. I don't really care for cp lights prefer T5 by a mile...

I put mine on starboard. No fish yet right? I would just to be safer, shift the sand around so that the rocks maybe are closer to the glass. I wouldn't worry about being perfect but if you can get it so that no fish will get under the rock I would do it. Don't worry that you didn't put down a...

I ran the 1/4 line outside to the RO unit outside ...goes through the crawlspace, to the laundry room and either out the dogy door(no dog but we have a door) or stops there and attactes to the RO/DI. Then with another 1/4 I run the waste to the flower bed. For ato I use a aqualifter. Cheap...

I did the same have two brute garbage cans one salt one fresh....but just ran the 1/4 inch line across the crawl space.

Well you are a reefer now. :P We have all experienced some of these problems. Don't give up. I was lugging water for months until I got my auto top off setup...I still have to lug my waste water to the bathroom. As I told you when I started I was flipping out, until couple guys here namely Mike...

I personally like a sand bed. To me it is all depends on if you like the look or not.

I am always in favor of buying used rock....no curing needed(and we allllll know how patient you are ;)) you get a lot of free hitchhikers, and we don't use up resources which is what Marco Rock is doing. I am sure Phyl and Johns rocks won't get thrown away but still conservation is good.

I posted a very similar question in the group buy question section. Will tag along here.

Tropical Fish Hobbiest.  Let me see if I can get it online for you. Not one they have archived...darn should have asked when you were here I would have given it to you.