well after reading through the posts on here and getting fired up again about cephs i think i might take the plunge here in a few months but just want some help with my set up.
i currently have a 90 gal reef that has been going for about a year now, and i have had a 15 gal reef going for quite some time, around 3 years. here is what i am thinking, i have a 65 gal rr just chillin on a stand right now begging to be used, i was going to plumb it into my 90 reef so i could use the skimmer and refugium for this tank and help cut down some costs. i know my skimmer can handle the new bioload i just didnt know if anyone else is doing the same thing. but i have a question about lighting. i want soft corals in the tank since it seems that they are the main type that can cohabitate with the cuddle. but would a 4 bulb t5 light be too much for the cuddle, or should i just use PC. i would prefer to use the t5 set up but just wanted some help here. also, i think that i know the answer to this one, but can anything else be kept with the cuddle, like star fish, urchins? thanks, i am sure i will need all kinds of help to come
i currently have a 90 gal reef that has been going for about a year now, and i have had a 15 gal reef going for quite some time, around 3 years. here is what i am thinking, i have a 65 gal rr just chillin on a stand right now begging to be used, i was going to plumb it into my 90 reef so i could use the skimmer and refugium for this tank and help cut down some costs. i know my skimmer can handle the new bioload i just didnt know if anyone else is doing the same thing. but i have a question about lighting. i want soft corals in the tank since it seems that they are the main type that can cohabitate with the cuddle. but would a 4 bulb t5 light be too much for the cuddle, or should i just use PC. i would prefer to use the t5 set up but just wanted some help here. also, i think that i know the answer to this one, but can anything else be kept with the cuddle, like star fish, urchins? thanks, i am sure i will need all kinds of help to come