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as water evaporates the salinity increases (becasue the salt stays), so when you have such a small tank with a large surface area to volume ratio the water evaporates quickly and you have to top off frequenty to keep the salinity stable. I might feed my ricordia and zoos once and a while.

its been going for a month. saturday I am bringing it with me to college (which I why I got it in the first place)

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some of these are posted in the old "new .75 gallon nano thread" but I thought I would make a new one. so here it is:

here is my .75 gallon

and finally

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Here a a couple pics a just took, nicer than the last ones

wow that sounds nice. I just got some ricordia last week, there were 2 that were almost seperated and i just cut them with scissors. they ddin't even shrivel up. My little frag of gsp is goign to be growing fast so if you want to trade over thanksgving or winter break let me know.

what color ricordia do you have?

I personally wouldn't do it. A green banded goby or a clown goby would be a better choice becasue they are smaller.

I left mine for 2 days and it was ok, but unless you have some kind of top off system you can't leave it for anything longer than that

Online it was $26 for the whole set, at my LFS it was $36.

Well I am taking mine to college on Saturday so I hope its east to transport. As far as maintenence you really have to keep on top of top offs (pun intended), which isn't as much work as it sounds like. I just pour a little bit of Aquafina in it once or twice a day. Other than that you might...

yellow polyps sound great but unfourtunatly I am leaving for college saturday morning! I only have one small frag of gsp left anyways.

yeah, a hermit or a shrimp would be ok but not a fish.