Setting up a marine tank

[ckyee]

I am in the midst of setting up my dream marine tank and

I really appreciate if someone can give me some head start.

Due to space contraint, I have decided to get a 4*2*1.

(1) Can anyone tell me whether this combination is feasible?

(2) Can anyone tell me where can I get my customise tank?

(3) Can anyone tell me where can I get my customise cabi?

[reefer guy]

too shallow.....

[Acanthurus pyroferus]

I am in the midst of setting up my dream marine tank and

I really appreciate if someone can give me some head start.

Due to space contraint, I have decided to get a 4*2*1.

(1) Can anyone tell me whether this combination is feasible?

(2) Can anyone tell me where can I get my customise tank?

(3) Can anyone tell me where can I get my customise cabi?

Pacific Marine Aquaria does great tanks but that depends on where you're staying. Delivery is free from them so you might want to call and find out.....Desmond 9191 8785 A 4 footer is just great to start out....welcome to the club Bro. for height try and get at least 2ft would be good.

[Acanthurus pyroferus]

too shallow.....

[reefer guy]

dont get me wrong bro... what i meant by too shallow is ur depth; 1ft plus sand plus lr would give u very small space for ur ls....

cheers!

[xiggie]

dont get me wrong bro... what i meant by too shallow is ur depth; 1ft plus sand plus lr would give u very small space for ur ls....

cheers!

i think the '1' is the width ..... not depth ...

[CalciumReef]

Thats only 30cm...very hard to do scapping.....with that height..At least 45cm will be good

[terryansimon]

go for a 4 by 2 by 2 at the very least. if you want to do an in-tank DSB, then a 4 by 2 by 2.5 like mine will be good. (=

[reefer guy]

agree w terryansimon.... bro, even 1ft wide is not enough to scape, not unless u like deep valleys and high steep cliff liverocks formations.. but still, try get it bigger...