Beginner Fragger Tank Question

Nekko123 · 09/20/2017, 02:31 PM

Hi,
I have a 10 gallon nano tank which is doing very well with just 2 small fish, live rock and a bunch of soft corals. I have no filtration, just a heater and power head and do regular water tests and changes.

What would be the bare minimum requirements for a tank to grow my frags, or should I just use this tank? Can you overpopulate with corals?

I'm thinking another 10 gal tank with lighiting, heater and power head. Does it need live rock?

Tanks

Kremis · 09/21/2017, 06:30 PM

if its only for softies should be fine, just keep up with water changes. you cant really overpopulate with corals, but you can get so many to the point where they start using up alkalinity/calcium really really fast, so you need to keep ontop of that so they dont "starve" eachother out.

09/20/2017, 02:31 PM	#1
Nekko123 Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2017 Posts: 39	Beginner Fragger Tank Question Hi, I have a 10 gallon nano tank which is doing very well with just 2 small fish, live rock and a bunch of soft corals. I have no filtration, just a heater and power head and do regular water tests and changes. What would be the bare minimum requirements for a tank to grow my frags, or should I just use this tank? Can you overpopulate with corals? I'm thinking another 10 gal tank with lighiting, heater and power head. Does it need live rock? Tanks

09/21/2017, 06:30 PM	#2
Kremis Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Posts: 799	if its only for softies should be fine, just keep up with water changes. you cant really overpopulate with corals, but you can get so many to the point where they start using up alkalinity/calcium really really fast, so you need to keep ontop of that so they dont "starve" eachother out.