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  1. 11-01-2010, 12:40 AM #1
    LunaReef
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    Default LunaReef's 50 gal tank

    My tank has been up and running for a couple of weeks now. I'm waiting to see if I have a cycle or not. The sump I'm using has been running for a year and a half so all live rock is fully cured and a few fish are living in there. I plan on stocking NPS corals. What do you think for lighting? I want to go with some kind of LED's, maybe a single bulb?

    Equipment list

    Tank- 50 gal cube
    Sump- 100gal Rubbermaid tub
    Skimmer- Royal Exclusive 250
    Lighting- undecided
    Flow- Vortech MP40
    Mini fridge with dosing pump
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