1 feet cube

Originally Posted by HarmKarChan

just went to IMM, they got a ID shop there with very nice marine tanks, wonder how much it cost....

U can go to Yishun Aqua or petmart at serangoon they got size at 3 ft & above tank. Do look into those undersump, this design has lot of benefit for marine, btw with a undersump it'll cost u more. A simple 3 ft will cost around $100 plus.

Originally Posted by flame angel

U can go to Yishun Aqua or petmart at serangoon they got size at 3 ft & above tank. Do look into those undersump, this design has lot of benefit for marine, btw with a undersump it'll cost u more. A simple 3 ft will cost around $100 plus.

sump tank is what??

Originally Posted by HarmKarChan

sump tank is what??

Check this out! Btw it'll cost more, but i always believe what u pay for will be what u get!
http://www.superskimmer.com/sump_tanks.htm

Originally Posted by flame angel

Check this out! Btw it'll cost more, but i always believe what u pay for will be what u get!
http://www.superskimmer.com/sump_tanks.htm

thanks....

will do a little readup..............

merry christmas to all...............

a very belated merry x'mas to all


still thinking of how to set up my tank and wat system to use

Originally Posted by HarmKarChan

a very belated merry x'mas to all


still thinking of how to set up my tank and wat system to use

Decide what size u want to use 1st, size really matter in marine fish keeping!
A sump offer u several advantages such as hiding ur euipment, clean water surface, & ease of maintenance etc.

i read somewhere that for marine fishes, you need 20litres to per fish???

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IMO, thats not true. Although it does give you a rough guide, but its not accurate. It takes in far too few factors like filtration system, tank dimensions, type of fish.

For a 1' cube, you won't go wrong sticking to just 2 fishes that won't exceed 3" in length. This is a very safe and comfortable bioload. Remember, fishes need space to swim as well as a suitable system to ensure its well being.