DLANDINO
D.L. Heritage Rings
Since it doesn't appear that RC has a dedicated Pico reef forum I figured I would start a thread that, if the mood strikes you, we can all contribute our personal experiences. I have an office reef that I am just now after 6 or 8 months getting under control. I have lost a few fish to this experiment and for now have sworn off of them and am going to focus on inverts and coral.
My tank specifically is a Fluval Spec 2. The "2" stands for two gallons. I have about 2.5 cups of carib sea sugar sand and 1 piece of live rock. As for animals I only have the following so far -
1 nas snail
1 large turbo snail
1 cerith snail
1 emrald crab
a white lightening GSP colony
small pulsing xenia colony
purple death zoanthids
For equipment I am running
stock filtration system
Boyd's Chemipure media
Rite Size C filter floss (changed weekly)
Rio + 50 pump for flow
Small heater meant for a 10 gal tank
Boost LED high intensity lamp
My weekly maintanance is to do a large 1 gallon water change, insert new floss and wipe down the glass.
I feed sparingly to avoid excess nutrients buildup and don't dose anything to the tank.
Attached is a recent pic and I hope to add more coral soon. I use my home tank to grow out frags and then bring them to work. I hope others contribute to this thread so that we can all learn as we reef. Thanks for reading!
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My tank specifically is a Fluval Spec 2. The "2" stands for two gallons. I have about 2.5 cups of carib sea sugar sand and 1 piece of live rock. As for animals I only have the following so far -
1 nas snail
1 large turbo snail
1 cerith snail
1 emrald crab
a white lightening GSP colony
small pulsing xenia colony
purple death zoanthids
For equipment I am running
stock filtration system
Boyd's Chemipure media
Rite Size C filter floss (changed weekly)
Rio + 50 pump for flow
Small heater meant for a 10 gal tank
Boost LED high intensity lamp
My weekly maintanance is to do a large 1 gallon water change, insert new floss and wipe down the glass.
I feed sparingly to avoid excess nutrients buildup and don't dose anything to the tank.
Attached is a recent pic and I hope to add more coral soon. I use my home tank to grow out frags and then bring them to work. I hope others contribute to this thread so that we can all learn as we reef. Thanks for reading!

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