After hemming and hawing about what kind of tank to try next...
I caved and got a Red Sea Max Reef tank! This is my first foray into SW and I wanted it to be as painless as possible. This tank is a 'plug-and-play'...it comes set up as a reef tank so you don't have to buy all the componenst separately.
I got the tank on Tuesday. Because we were busy this week, I'm still setting it up...didn't have quite enough R/O water so getting more today...and hopefully will add the salt and substrate today too!
I'll have lots of questions for the SW pros out there!
Yeah tanks looking great at the moment, the LR is very good to, some very nice shapes. I cant wait to see how this turns out, i was going to get one but then i decided not to as i could get a much larger tank and equipment for half the price. But a very nice start and good luck and enjoy it !
Thanks guys! The tank is progressing...mostly with algae...but it's progressing! :lol:
Mike? Have you had any issues with yours? Lots of guys seem to have skimmer issues...
Betta5 - I priced out separate equipment too for a 30g tank...and found the RSM to be quite a bit less expensive...and since I'm not a DIY type, this option let me get into reefs with no fuss...
So how is the tank going? I have been interested in getting one of the "All-in-One Tanks and the RSM is currently on the top of the list...
Has it been easy to keep clean and maintain?
was it worth the extra 2 - 300 $$ to get the RSM?
and heck where are the picture updates
hehe
-Paul
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