Hello,
Thanks for the add. I have 2 tanks-one 20 gallon freshwater and one 45 gallon saltwater jbj 45. I tried to add photos, but apparently I'm gonna have to join a samsung forum to learn how to operate my phone to meet the size requirements. :) The reason I joined this forum is to gain better knowledge of how to care for my tank. I recently acquired the jbj 45 and it is my second saltwater tank ever and I honestly don't know what I'm supposed to put in these rear chambers. Here's what I've got so far:
1st Far left chamber-Gray nitrate reducing pad and nothing in the two 'in tank' sections below it
2nd chamber-water heater.
3rd chamber-2 water pumps
4th chamber-nothing
5th far right chamber-Green phosphate reducing pad on top, 2nd section is an unknown small bag, last section is a bag of carbon rocks.
The unknown small bag recommended by an person at a pet store. I will update once I figure it out. :jester:
Currently this is a non aggressive, non reef friendly tank. I have about 10 small fish, along with an eel, spider decorater crab and two starfish that are having a field day with my snails.
Anyways, I hope I was allowed to post this here and didn't make a rookie mistake. Any suggestions to the rear chambers is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Thanks for the add. I have 2 tanks-one 20 gallon freshwater and one 45 gallon saltwater jbj 45. I tried to add photos, but apparently I'm gonna have to join a samsung forum to learn how to operate my phone to meet the size requirements. :) The reason I joined this forum is to gain better knowledge of how to care for my tank. I recently acquired the jbj 45 and it is my second saltwater tank ever and I honestly don't know what I'm supposed to put in these rear chambers. Here's what I've got so far:
1st Far left chamber-Gray nitrate reducing pad and nothing in the two 'in tank' sections below it
2nd chamber-water heater.
3rd chamber-2 water pumps
4th chamber-nothing
5th far right chamber-Green phosphate reducing pad on top, 2nd section is an unknown small bag, last section is a bag of carbon rocks.
The unknown small bag recommended by an person at a pet store. I will update once I figure it out. :jester:
Currently this is a non aggressive, non reef friendly tank. I have about 10 small fish, along with an eel, spider decorater crab and two starfish that are having a field day with my snails.
Anyways, I hope I was allowed to post this here and didn't make a rookie mistake. Any suggestions to the rear chambers is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Aucun commentaire:
Enregistrer un commentaire