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It will take up the tank space. I have went down to ##### yesterday to look at their live tank maintained by the quickstart system, which is less than 200. This quickstart system has a skimmer, filtration and a pump compartment. It is like a "all-in-one" system, which I think might be cheaper and more convenient compared to getting separate equipment (to a newbie point of view). By the way, what do you mean by " a prizm may support yr tank"

Thank Kalib. Since this set-up is not suitable for plently of fishes, would it be better if I go for more shrimps? or how about having a starfish?

Hi Solo77 Thanks for your comments. As I am a newbie into this hobby, I am wondering if the Quickstart system works for a small set-up tank. This Quickstart system is a hang on method. I am not going to have a sump. Do you think I can even get the sand from beachside, says Sentosa?

Thanks. In this case, maybe I will reduce the community size to: 6. Marine fishes a) Blue Tangs x 2 Maroon Clown x 2 c) Camel Shrimp x 2 Hey Jyoon, any idea if I am able to get the whole tank up within a 500 dollars budget? Any comment on the Quick Start System? Thanks for your advise.

Hi Guys, I would like to set-up a FOWLR tank of the followings: 1. Arylic Tank: 2ft x 1ft x 1.5ft H 2. ##### Quick Start System (http://www.jirehmarine.com/index.php?module=Content&func=viewpub&tid=2&pid=2) 3. PL light 4. 1-2 inch sand bed 5. Live (cured) rocks 6. Marine fishes a) Blue Tangs x 2 Maroon Clown x 2 c) Yellow Tangs x 2 d) Camel Shrimp x 2 e) Yellow Spotted Boxfish x 2 I need advise: 1. Is the equipment (Item 1-3) sufficient for a budget tank set-up? 2. What filter media should I used? 3. Will the tank size be sufficient for the marine lives mentioned above? 4. Can someone please advise if 500 Sing Dollars is sufficient for this simple set-up?