Volume: 34 Gallons / 128 Liters
Dimensions (L × W × H):
36.0" ×
18.0" ×
12.0"
91.4cm ×
45.7cm ×
30.5cm
It is recommended to perform water changes every 2-3 weeks. However, if your schedule gets busy, it's acceptable for it to extend to a month or so.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the glass as needed, scraping the back glass during water changes, and cleaning the skimmer cup approximately every three days.
Test your Alkalinity 1-2 times per week and Calcium and Magnesium every 2 weeks. Phosphate and Nitrates should be tested as necessary, observing the tank will help you know when to test.
A variety of quality pellets and flakes can be fed daily. Additionally, a favorite frozen food such as Limpit's Reef Buffet can be offered a few times per week, along with spot feeding LPS and flower anemones.
You can target feed corals and invertebrates like LPS and flower anemones with foods like Limpit's Reef Buffet a couple of times per week, ensuring they get the nutrients they need.
It's vital to use proper dipping and inspection methods when adding new corals to prevent the spread of pests. Avoid transferring anything from your tank if pests are present, and inform others about any pests if you do.
Select corals based on personal appeal and compatibility with your tank's environment rather than following trends. Ensure that you can support the chosen corals with your tank's conditions.
There are many lighting options available, and it's essential to research your choices. Different types of lighting work best for different applications, so assess your tank's needs before committing to a specific trend.
Using a doser like ESHOPPS to run a 2-part solution can effectively maintain calcium and alkalinity levels. For instance, dosing 80ml each per day is an approach used by many aquarium enthusiasts.