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05/29/2014, 06:17 PM | #1 |
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Packed nano
Just joined the forum thought id share my 29 nano.
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05/31/2014, 08:03 AM | #2 |
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Its a standard 29 gallon
29 gallon diy berlin sump/ fuge super skimmer 65 mag 7 return 2 fluval sea cp1 250w metal halide 14000k bulb 3" deep sand bed in tank 2" deep sand bed in fuge 60+lbs live rock Livestock 1 black and white os clown Inverts 6 mexican turbo snails 20 blue leg hermits 50 nassarius snails 1 4" hermit with anemone in sump 4 zebra snails Coral Green shrooms Blue/purple shrooms Kenya tree Another big green leather Some sps Various palys and zoas Yea theres alot in there idk haha just check out the picture |
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Very nice! Any future livestock additions?
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05/31/2014, 12:23 PM | #4 |
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Yea ill post it later when I get home
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05/31/2014, 12:26 PM | #5 |
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Looks good. I see a lot of room for more coral!
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Ive also got a phosban reactor 150 im going to add when I get a pump
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05/31/2014, 06:12 PM | #8 |
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Heres the future fish list... I know I like to have a full reef.
Another black and white clown Hi fin red banded goby Red mandarin 3 spotted cardinals 3 acares midget reef chromis Starry blenny So fully grown ill have a total of 31" of fish. So I over shot by 2" since I like to do an inch a gallon but I figure with the sump/fuge being a 29 also then ill be ok |
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oo you might catch some flack with the Mandarin, they have very special needs that are worth looking up.
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I'm not trying to shoot your list down, I'm not one of those people, but I think you will have a hard time getting that many fish in that tank. The old freshwater rule of thumb for 1" of fish per gallon doesn't really apply here. It's not so much that your tank can't handle the bioload, it is the fact that saltwater fish can be very territorial and it is more of a behavioral thing.
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I'd you can see rock that's a place for a coral. I think it is kinda empty.
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Any opinions on the fish list for the future? Other than the red mandarin its off the list unfortunately
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I would get a purple firefish and orange prawn goby in addition to your clown.
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Haven't been on in awhile. Here's the update photo before my coral come in today
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Terrible picture I'll take closer pictures today and post
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06/22/2014, 04:48 AM | #20 |
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Here's better updated pics
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Get a pistol shrimp to pair up with goby. They make an interesting pair to watch. I would only add 1 other fish. A smaller blenny like a tailspot or a bicolor would make a nice final addition. There is no inches per gallon rule that should be followed when doing saltwater tanks or freshwater imo.
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Updated pic of the sump and Mr. Krabs
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I'd go with the goby you listed if that's the one that you really like. Apparently chromis kill each other off so I wouldn't get those. Starry blenny will be a little large but could work. I had a different blenny at one point and he mostly just laid on rocks. He also nipped sps/lps and my fingers when I put my hands in the tank. It didn't hurt but it felt weird and always startled me. I haven't really wanted to get any blennies since, but the starry ones are neat looking and the one I had was a different genus so maybe it would behave differently.
On a side note way to have a halide. Hang onto it and you'll be happy. Last edited by bfin3; 07/08/2014 at 12:57 AM. |
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