Yep that would be me with the ich problem in my 125 gallon freshwater. Tank is great, ran my water at 90 for 6 days, dropped slowly back to 78, put pleco back in. Then went to new
LFS store, met an awesome cat that works there where he revealed to me they had an employee that came to work for them from other LFS. He told me it wasn't my water, it was their fish (if I hadn't had my experience I would say that's just competitor trashing) and I believe him. So, added 6 gold fish as a test run and to help reseed any bacteria that might have died due to the high temp. That was Monday and everyone is happy. If all is still well next Monday I am taking the
goldfish to pond and going to get a few "more expensive" residents.
Any how, back to this.
Yep, it is a bona fide oceanic! I took my buddy that used to be into fish big time (I bought the 125 from him) with me to look at it, when we got it loaded and were pulling out of the drive he shook his head and said he couldn't believe I just got an oceanic for 200, not to mention all the other stuff.
135 is going to be my African Cichlid tank.
30 gallon is going to be quarantine tank.
I'm selling the 29 gallon show.
I'm going to use my 55 gallon with side overflow for saltwater set up and it will be FO. It has an All Glass Aquarium Megaflow model 1 sump. Pump is a Danner mag 9.5 with 950gph rate. Will that skimmer be good for this setup? Would you suggest I scrap the idea of using the Fluidized filter with this setup? No sand came with it.
Would you recommend a separate pump with a flow rate between 75 gallons and 100 gallons for use with the UV filter?