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borrowed a not so great digital camera from the office, downloaded a resizer and thought I'd see how things turn out. Sorry to experiment on you guys.
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Is that your 24g NanoCube? How do you like that setup? I hear they have fixed the cracking / hood issues and will be shipping the new cube by the first of February.
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Yes, that's the 24. Sorry the photos aren't better and the tank not cleaner but this was really just a test post.
I have had the tank for about a year and other than the limitations imposed by the design I haven't had any problems. I guess I am one of the lucky ones.
I have had the tank for about a year and other than the limitations imposed by the design I haven't had any problems. I guess I am one of the lucky ones.
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the pics look good. nice tank. is that ph actually sticking on the acrylic/plastic part of the nano or is it just hanging? ihave a hard time getting the suction cups sticking on anything other than glass... 
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It used to stick, but the coralline has gotten so thick that there is nothing for it to stick to anymore. Having that little powerhead sold me on using eheim pumps on the new 72. Much quiter than the maxijets.
I have the reverse of some other peoples problem, too much coraline.
I have the reverse of some other peoples problem, too much coraline.
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Pics are great, and tank is looking good. I fight the coralline also and have to constantly scrape it off. If anyone wants coralline chips, let me know.
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robrog
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What kind of fish in the second picture?? Reallly cool looking!
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That's a cranky bicolor blenny named Lenny.
Not in photos is Dart my blue neon goby. Works very hard to keep Digger my diamond goby clean. Since I've gone this far I'll finish the introductions.The clowns name is Gacey, Fire Shrimp is Mr. Shrimp, Pep Shrimp is Peppy, Emerald crab remains the crab with no name.
Not in photos is Dart my blue neon goby. Works very hard to keep Digger my diamond goby clean. Since I've gone this far I'll finish the introductions.The clowns name is Gacey, Fire Shrimp is Mr. Shrimp, Pep Shrimp is Peppy, Emerald crab remains the crab with no name.
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Added one more because it includes Dart in the top left. And yes I know how dirty the tank is.
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It does not always matter how dirty it is, as long as everyone is happy and healthy. I see more sick and unhappy marine life in sparkling clean sterile tanks than I do in regular ones. Your tank looks great.
robrog
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Ok, guess it looked like some weird high finned blenny...guess that is part of the rock then...never seen spots on a bi-color like that either! Nice blenny
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