https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixYR-Txabbw
Tom shows you his simple reef tank set ups. All of his tanks are low tech. No bells and whistles. Simple reef set ups can be very successful. TOM REEFER MEMB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ho32PkxbGGU
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https://reefbuilders.com/2020/05/22/top-10-tips-for-an-easy-successful-nano-reef-tank/
This is not your average 'Top 10 Tip' list because instead of just saying something is so, this list is backed up by demonstrations and the results of a thriving, successful nano reef tank after running for over six months. The real emphasis on this nano reef tank was to set up something fast, stable, and have require very minimal maintenance so you're mileage may vary if you're

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/how-to-setup-a-super-simple-inexpensive-reef-tank.266676/
For beginners though bigger the tank the more intimidating it is. So saying 55g is a good size as its one of the biggest tanks readily available at most pet shops (since they wont yet have found there reef store yet) and its a tank they can get for under $100 most of the time. DPG sale is a must time to pick up a tank as you mention.

https://reefcraze.com/how-to-setup-a-reef-tank/
Choose the right tank: consider size, shape, material, and design. Set up the tank: install necessary equipment, add live rock and sand, and properly cycle the tank. Select fish and corals: research and choose compatible species, quarantine and acclimate new additions, and provide proper nutrition.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaqJszGq18o
I show you how to setup a reef tank!00:00 Intro Reef Tank01:19 Skimmer02:57 Flow03:49 Light04:46 Heater05:14 Stones06:02 Sand06:43 Corals07:47 Cleaning Crew0

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/let%E2%80%99s-see-your-low-tech-reef.953566/
Tank on top is set up 18 months with reverse flow ug filter and cannister filter, both used as cryptic zones. Tank on bottom is 7 days mature with 10 lbs of dry aroggonite and 30 lbs of GSP covered live rock from established tanks. In tank circulation uses MaxiJet 1200 power head and air bubbles. Dec 12, 2022.

https://topshelfaquatics.com/blogs/news/the-ultimate-guide-to-setting-up-a-thriving-reef-tank
Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up. Setting up your reef tank is a meticulous process that, when done correctly, lays the groundwork for a successful marine ecosystem. Follow these steps to ensure a smooth setup: Assemble Your Equipment: Before adding water, make sure all your equipment, such as the tank, stand, lighting, filtration system, and

https://aquariumstoredepot.com/blogs/news/reef-tanks-setup
Reef Salt - If you want corals, you need the right salt. There is a specialized salt for every build. Rocks - Either live rock or dry rock. Personally I recommend a combination of live and dry rock to avoid Dinoflagellates. RODI System - For larger reef tanks. Consider a budget system for smaller ones.

https://reefbuilders.com/2011/09/15/simple-reef-tank/
Once a week, I dump a gallon of RO water in for top-off. I usually add some food and A/B additive once a week as well. Once a month, I harvest the macroalgae for nutrient export. My last water change was in 2010. My implementation of low-tech was a Current USA Solana 34-gallon, with the skimmer removed and the stock media was yanked as well.

https://reeftankaddict.com/planning/how-to-set-up-a-low-maintenance-reef-tank-the-easy-way/
Here are the 7 steps to a hassle-free low maintenance tank: First off, go with a tank that closely relates to the number and size of fish you intend to have in your aquarium. Secondly, investing in automatic water change systems is wise. It drastically lessens the maintenance work and increases the success rate.

https://reefbuilders.com/reef-tank-setup/
When purchasing a light for your saltwater aquarium it is important to buy a light which is built specifically for this purpose. Lighting periods. When you first set up your aquarium, lights should be switched on for 6 - 8 hours per day. If you have a controllable LED light you can also reduce the light intensity.

https://www.badmanstropicalfish.com/reef-tanks-setup/
Dreaming of reef tanks? Read up and we will work together to help you determine how to set up your first marine aquarium.

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Whether you're trying to start the day off right, or just need a pick-me-up when you roll into town, any time spent exploring Loudon County should start at Ugly Mug Coffee.This Memphis coffee company serves up cups of ethically-sourced, Tennessee-roasted coffees - hot and cold, y'all - and a menu that includes birthday cake frappes (yes, that is a thing) warm breakfast sandwiches and the

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Tennessee Chapter - 2010 F-100 Super Nationals May 13-15th Pigeon Forge TN - So who all is going to the F-100 Super Nationals May 13-15th in Pigeon Forge? And will you be taking a truck? I'll be taking my 74 F-100 short bed, but wont be putting it in the show, just driving it up there.

https://reefbuilders.com/2008/06/10/reef-tank-guide/
Good water flow contributes to the success of a saltwater aquarium. In a reef aquarium, water flow should be at least 20x that of the size of the aquarium. If you had a 50 gallon aquarium, total water flow or gallons-per-hour (GPH) should be 1000GPH. Water flow can be achieved by power heads which are like mini pumps inside your aquarium.

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A Unique Heritage. Historic Loudon has a deep and interesting past tracing back to the late 1700's when settlers first built homes on the banks of the Tennessee River. The busiest part of early Loudon was the waterfront, where steamboats lined the wharf to load and unload cargo. Around 1817, James Blair and family begin controlling traffic

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https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/celebrating-low-tech-tanks.668362/
On another thread someone mentioned the lack of appreciation given to low tech tanks. You know, those with no apex, no WiFi controllers, nothing computerized and the most basic equipment. The kind of tank the most average joe can set up and enjoy and be successful with. I figured I'd go first. I have a 90gallon softy tank with many NPS corals