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JR Renteria

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Hello,

I am a Newbie to ARC.... I have been out of aquatics for about 5 or 6 yrs.... Recently started me a 20G Long tank that my father-in-law gave me.... I have had it going for about a month... I've been hitting the LFS again, and started off with some frags.. List of things:

20 Gallon Long

2 * 65 watt PC's with 2 Led Lunar Lights

Tetra Heater

Marineland HOB Power Filter

Hydor Nano 425 Wavemaker

PowerSweep 160 Power Head

@40 lbs LR

@30 lbs crushed coral

Livestock

1 Banghai Cardinal

1 Peppermint Shrimp

3 Red leg hermits

3 Blue leg hermits

3 Cerith Snails

3 Nassarus Snails

2 Coraline Snails

1 Astrea Snail

1 Bumble Bee Snail

Coral Frags

Shrooms - Blue, Red & Green

Yellow Polyps

Toadstool Leather

Leather Tree

Pulsing Xenia

Green Leather

With the exception of the Shrooms, all of the other coral are frags that I picked up for cheap... I am excited to join this new group, and look forward to seeing my Tank develop....

I will be keeping my eye out on frags, but I am interested in some star polyps & frogspawn (not sure how difficult these will be) & any other corals that on the begginner side...

My Xenia & Green Leather aren't doing too good... I have them placed towards the mid to upper region.... Thanks once again for taking time to read my post, and any help with starting out my tank would be appreciated..

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Welcome to the club. I have found frogspawn to be easy to care for (it was my second frag and has grown 2-3 times it's size in 6 months). I think I'd say, without experience myself, the blue star cloves are easy. Most would replace that with envasive and spreading everywhere in the tank. So, I figure if it grows where you don't want it to, and is hard to kill, it has to be a beginner coral.

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