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06/16/2010, 09:05 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Newark, Ohio
Posts: 66
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good small tank and cheap.
My brother stopped over last night and likes the 14 gallon I have and wants to get a small 9ish gallon tank he can put on a desk, hes in college still so it would need to be able to be transported. Can you use a small wal-mart tank for saltwater? And what fish would be appropriate for such a small tank? I think he wants a clown, other than that idk. Thanks!
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06/16/2010, 10:04 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Houston, TX.
Posts: 174
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The nanocube and biocube have the largest reef following. As far as fish only, I gues it doesn't matter as much.
I have to strongly discourage keeping a clown in a sub-10g tank unless you have enough experience/confidence. If he must, try to get captive bred clowns from somewhere. |
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