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That's beauty of this build contest.... "to each his own" .....to show off the uniqness of each build. I'd be interested in seeing how it would look. I also thought about using that same heater but for me, I didn't want to have an extra wire inside this Jar

1 sand sifting snail for now, a big one should do Snails I'd go with trocus, and margarita's... Hermits are optional in my opinion, personally I hate my guys as they kill all my snails Personally I'd wait till after the diatom bloom before adding a coral, CUC is ok though

ThATS what I was going to use, my wife has them for her greenhouse

You'll get your diatoms once the lights stay on a cycle, aside from that (assuming) your cycle should be pretty quick

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Either way should work, I think the easiest would be option 2

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Not really loud but more lousy for me, I wound up replacing the stock pump

what size is your tank?

I don't think so unless you rig up something with the wire kit

Looks great there with the brick wall behind it

I know a few people including TSM corals and Feng's Reef that use this brand of LEDs as they are budget friendly, and work Dimmable 165W LED Aquarium Light Full Spectrum Coral Reef Tank Marine Salt Water | eBay

I think this ruling is bittersweet, In a way i am in favor of this, and in another im against it. In favor because i feel that certain fish, should be left in the ocean and this will push for more captive breeding in out hobby, which should decrease in the home aquarium mortality rate Against...