75 Gal setup

[Joe Cool]

I am bringing on line a new 75 gal tank. It will start out with
44lbs of live rock
sea clone 100 skimmer
2 96watt retro fit CF lights
a 20gal long ref
1 tomato Clown and 1 yellow tail damsel

My question is with the amount of light a live rock can I keep a bubble
tip in the tank. Is that enough light?

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Personally, I'd double the amount of live rock and lighting and reconsider
the choice of skimmer. Although I've not tried one, the Seaclones get a lot
of bad press, they don't seem to perform very well and need regular
adjustment to keep the performance up.

Mark

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[Billy]

"Joe Cool" > wrote in message
...
>I am bringing on line a new 75 gal tank. It will start out with
> 44lbs of live rock
> sea clone 100 skimmer
> 2 96watt retro fit CF lights
> a 20gal long ref
> 1 tomato Clown and 1 yellow tail damsel
>
> My question is with the amount of light a live rock can I keep a
> bubble tip in the tank. Is that enough light?

Light should be fine, but I'd be concerned about the skimmer. A
seaclone 100 just isn't enough skimmer for a 75 gallon tank,
particularily if you're introducing anemones. Look at CPRs, or my
personal favorite, Euroreef.

billy