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Unread 10/08/2006, 07:34 PM   #1
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Talking New to the game take a look at the home tank and let me know what you think

if i did this right there should pics of the house tank= 38 gal cube thank












Well thats a start.. Was thinking about putting in a dwarf lion fish? Would that be a bad ideal? would i be better off making a tank just for him. I was thinking about trying to build a 29 gal bow front tank just for the little guy and making it a reef tank that could hold the dwarf lion or would that tank be to small to ?


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Unread 10/08/2006, 07:41 PM   #2
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Lions are mess eaters and will eat anything which they can grab. What other fish do you have right now? I could see a Lion working under the right conditions, but its not recommended.

I like the layout of the mushrooms and yellow leather!


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Unread 10/08/2006, 07:47 PM   #3
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Lions are mess eaters and will eat anything which they can grab. What other fish do you have right now? I could see a Lion working under the right conditions, but its not recommended.

I like the layout of the mushrooms and yellow leather!
Tahnks for the tip but i have no other fish the only movers in the tank realy are crab, 3 snales , 3 hermit crabs

but im realy thinking about making a tank just for him but the only tank i have to work with right now is the 29 gal bow front . would rthat be to small


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Unread 10/08/2006, 07:47 PM   #4
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That aquascaping is pretty neat... I wouldn't add a large fish to it though. There's some rock gobies that are really interesting, and do well in a smaller tank. How long has the tank been running? Be sure to allow time for the tank to adjust to any changes you make before making others.


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I think the 29 gal would be a little on the small side for the dwarf lionfish


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Unread 10/08/2006, 07:57 PM   #6
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That aquascaping is pretty neat... I wouldn't add a large fish to it though. There's some rock gobies that are really interesting, and do well in a smaller tank. How long has the tank been running? Be sure to allow time for the tank to adjust to any changes you make before making others.
Thanks.THe tank was started May 26 06 . DO you know wear i could find a pic of thes rock gobies. I had added a dimond gobie and 4 day later it dies so i think i am going to wait a little longer till i get fish. But if any one could suggest any fish that would be good for my tank that would be great


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