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ok its 16 inches across the top and 20 inches deep do you think this would be too much for my tank? Metal halide pendant light for aquarium. Comes with everything you need. Including a 175 watt metal halide bulb 20000 kelvin.

not sure not very wide, Id say 18-20 inches wide (i'm at work and i inherited the tank) maybe 24 inches deep look like the one seen here: http://nano-reef.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15&highlight=20g+hex

well this is what she says it has "2 pumps for aeration, and a kick ass Current USA light for growing coral" However i have a 20 gallon hex tank and wondering if it would work on mine, since mine may be deeper but not as wide. Ok just talked to her, she has a long tank and said here...

thank you so much for your help,, I was reading an article in the information section over at nanoreef and it seemed that it would be ok from what i gathered. Just wanted to know abut any suprises....

I found someone selling everything in thier reef tank. I have a freshwater tank of the same size(20 gallon) that I was going to get rid of ths weekend to change to saltwater. Wondering if she gives me all her sand, live rock, corals and critters with fish, and the water they are in (in buckets...

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I'm not sure, I think its stock but I can't find specifics form any of the websites i have found. here is what i have read abou this system "I have one of these aquariums that has been setup on my desk at work for nearly 2 years now. I have a dozen or so Mushrooms, some ricordia, anthelia...

great thanks for the advice, I was planning on getting already cured live rock, but wanst sure how long I had to run the tank before I did that. and then how long i have to wait after I added it until I could add other things.

I have a friend giving me a marinland eclipse three gallon tank that she was keeping dwarf seahorses in until she sold them. she says the following: "This sand is from a fully established tank so it is basically ready to go...meaning you can add it to a tank (or keep it in the one it's already...