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My new 8g nano (1 Viewer)

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Thought I'd share a pic since everything is open. This is day 3. :D

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Thanks. :) I should call it my zoa salvage tank, really. Do you think I've got enough stuff crammed in there yet?
 

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Looks great! btw, was that your fish trap you had and if so might I borrow it? need to get a pesky pseudochromis out that my husband got, it thinks it is the big man in the tank
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thanks again for the goodies
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Looks Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Did you get some fans installed???
 
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Thanks for the compliments, y'all. :)

I've found it is so much more difficult to aquascape in such a small space with very few rocks to work with. I have a couple of pieces of PVC pipe behind all that holding things up. I wanted flow to get in there and for a place for the serpent star and shrimp to hide. I found a sargasum shrimp when I was tearing down the other tank, and so I plopped it in there, and I think I have another one in one of my overflows......I'll put it in there, as well. Then my two cleaner shrimp and blood shrimp will go in there once I'm sure the nano is stable, as well as the serpent star. This will be my invert tank, I guess. I'm not planning on putting any fish in unless I feel that the zoas need it for nutrients or something. I guess I'll see how they do first with the lighting and dissolved nutrients from what I feed the euphyllias, shrimp and star.
 
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If you wanted to add a fish you could put add something like a barnacle blenny. They are really small and very cool. Or you could get a small gobie like a watchman
 
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nice work, looks like you are useing live sand in your hang on filters? do those filters have an adjustable flow? i have a penguin mini that i have been very happy with, but i see more of those now.
 

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KarenB said:
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you need a Gilbert Jr. in there!

Right, I know.

If I hadn't already sold Gilbert to Kim..............oh, well. :roll:


what do you mean oh well.. you need to go to kims house, pull her by the hair and take gilbert back!!! haha no im just kidding!!
 
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dreamersdisease said:
nice work, looks like you are useing live sand in your hang on filters? do those filters have an adjustable flow? i have a penguin mini that i have been very happy with, but i see more of those now.

No live sand in the filter, just that poly filter stuff. That's probably the white that you're seeing in there.

Those are AquaClears. I want to get a surface skimmer attachment for at least one of them to help clear the film at the surface. Can't believe I already have a film in there, but that's probably because I fed the euphyllias yesterday morning.
 
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thanks for the baby clowns karen, they are awesome!

what kind of lighting are you useing?
 
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dreamersdisease said:
thanks for the baby clowns karen, they are awesome!

what kind of lighting are you useing?

I'm glad you're enjoying them :)

On the nano I'm just using a 32 watt PC with one blue side and one white side. I'd like to add a single actinic so I can enjoy the colors under blue actinic light only, or change out the dual light and have one PC that's just white and add another that's just blue and then just keep the blue one on after the whites go out. I can't seem to find a 12" PC bulb that's just white or just blue, though. I'm obviously not looking in the right place.
 
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