25G Saltwater Clown-fish Aquarium [Update 2]

Hey guys I've finally had a chance to upload an update of my 25 gallon saltwater aquarium. It's been a while and there has been a lot of changes. Some of these changes include: lights, a new powerhead, clownfish and more! Stay tuned for more updates and please subscribe!

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Pets & Animals

Tags:

• Saltwater
• aquarium
• marine
• fish
• clownfish
• liverock
• coral
• hammer
• polyp
• frag
• powerhead
• T5
• update
• 25
• gallon

[xmazz31x]

wow how soon can i add my cleanup crew?

[aquariumcentral]

@xmazz31x  You can add your cleanup crew after about 2 weeks of having your live rock in your aquarium.

[joeg2011]

ive been thinkg about starting up a marine tank ive got a 60 litre tank what would be the smalest and best pump to use..

[aquariumcentral]

@joeg2011 What do you mean by pump? Do you mean filter or powerhead?

[jaitchproductions]

@jucar2d2 petsmart, or petco

[jucar2d2]

where do you buy your fish?

[TechGuy30001]

how much time do I have to cycle my tank to add Anemone

[lsufan180]

@Mannyfresh1x I messed up ur name but look at the comment below this one

[lsufan180]

@MannyFreshx1 it doesn't matter it jus has to hold water but don't use florecent lights for salt water use compact florecent, t5s or metal halide or LEDs

[greendaybulldog2]

beautiful clowns, i have a 75 gallon aquarium that has ran for over 2 months but live rock was put in two weeks ago. How long until i can add clownfish?

[MannyFresh1x]

Does it matter what kind of tank u get because I wanted to get the top fin 20 gallon with hood and lights combo and my dad said its no for salt water I need an expert here plz help

[fishoexplotion1]

how long did you wait till you put the clowns in

[turtleman5551]

i would go ahead and get a protein skimmer and if u do that get an anemone for the clown fish

[HavePride1]

@xmazz31x hey, you should really raise the temp to at least 80 degrees FH if possible. Also, if your nitrite/ammonia levels are still too high, I would recommend cutting back on your amount of fish, if you don't have a large amount of fish and still have high levels, try a bit more live rock and/or a bag of "live" sand. If all that fails to lower the levels, get a higher powered filter.