Volume: 120 Gallons / 454 Liters
Dimensions (L × W × H):
48.0" ×
24.0" ×
24.0"
121.9cm ×
61.0cm ×
61.0cm
The ideal salinity level for a reef tank is typically around 35ppt. This ensures the water has the right density for marine life to thrive.
You can monitor the temperature using an aquarium thermometer. Ideally, the temperature should be maintained between 79°F in winter and 82°F in summer.
The recommended pH range for a healthy reef aquarium is 7.8 to 8.0. Regular testing with a reliable pH meter or test kit can help you maintain these levels.
Maintaining calcium levels around 400ppm is essential for the health of corals and invertebrates. Regular testing and the use of calcium reactors or supplements can help achieve this.
Keeping nitrate levels at 0 is crucial for a reef tank as high levels can lead to algae growth and harm sensitive marine organisms. Regular water changes and good filtration can help maintain low nitrate levels.
You should feed a balanced diet consisting of nori for herbivores, and a variety of frozen foods like Prime Reef or Mysis shrimp for carnivores. Aim to feed two cubes of frozen food every other evening.
Yes, corals benefit from feeding. Target feed LPS corals with small pieces of frozen shrimp or provide a moderate pinch of powdered food like Vibra Gro, dissolved in water.
In the sump, replace filter media such as floss or pads every few days, particularly if you're experiencing a lot of detritus in the tank.
Install a temperature controller that operates both the heater and fans, ensuring they work in tandem. This setup helps maintain a temperature variance of less than 0.5°F.
Using a top-off system with RO water will help manage evaporation. A float switch can allow for automatic top-off when water levels drop.
Install multiple powerheads and use a wavemaker to create flow throughout the tank. Ensure the circulation reaches all areas, especially behind structures to keep debris suspended.
Use rigid PVC for plumbing and ensure proper height adjustments in the overflows to reduce bubble intake. Regularly check for any leaks and keep the setup efficient to minimize resistance.