Volume: 25 Gallons / 94 Liters
Dimensions (L × W × H):
18.0" ×
18.0" ×
18.0"
45.7cm ×
45.7cm ×
45.7cm
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A weekly water change of 15-20% is recommended for maintaining water quality in your reef tank. This helps to replenish trace elements and remove pollutants to keep corals and fish healthy.
Feed your fish every other day to ensure they receive adequate nutrition while preventing overfeeding, which can lead to water quality issues.
Manually remove algae growth and clean the glass once or twice a week. It is also important to ensure proper water parameters and nutrient control to minimize algae growth.
GFO should be replaced every three weeks to keep phosphate levels low, while filter floss should be replaced once or twice a week after cleaning the tank with a turkey baster.
Perform a daily observation of your tank, checking all nooks and crannies for signs of new critters, coral growth, or unusual fish behavior.
For a nano reef tank, using a combination of filter floss, activated carbon, GFO reactors, and a refugium with macroalgae is effective. This setup helps in improving water quality by removing impurities and providing habitat for beneficial organisms.
To maintain DIY LED lighting, regularly check for burnt-out bulbs or faulty connections. Clean the fixtures and give them regular dusting to ensure maximum light penetration and efficiency.
When selecting a protein skimmer, consider the size of your tank, the skimmer's rated capacity, and efficiency. It should be able to handle the total volume of water in your reef system, including the sump.
Spot feeding acan corals once a week with appropriate coral food or a mixture of finely chopped meaty foods will help them thrive and maintain their vibrant colors.
For a 25-gallon reef tank, consider small fish such as Percula Clownfish and Bangaii Cardinals, along with invertebrates like sea urchins, hermit crabs, and snails that contribute to a balanced ecosystem.
Ensure stable water parameters (pH, salinity, calcium, and alkalinity) and provide appropriate lighting and flow conditions for your specific coral types to promote healthy growth.