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Originally Posted by dse lke i said its my advice to him i personally don't agree with adult clowns being in nanos thats my opionion and thats why i don't bother any threads in that forum part.. dont wrry i understand wat u mean and thank u for ur information

Originally Posted by username. and plural for fish is fishes by the way fish is one of those words that r an exception depending on how its used sometime fish plural is fish

Originally Posted by AquaKnight The problem is it's a 29gal Nano (or at least I'm assuming it's one of those all-in-one nanos?). If it was a nice 29gal glass tank, you could add a sump, and it's a bit larger in general, as a 29gal nano has the filter volume calculated as well. Though, with the...

Originally Posted by spanko I think the third option without the clown would be a good mix and a nice tank. Just be aware the tail spot blenny has proven to be a hard fish to keep alive more than six months by those that have tried them. yea ur right i was researching about them and they r a...

Originally Posted by jp30338 Your soo smart you have to ask what to stock a tiny 29g!! Retard... ok u know wat ur right u and everybody else i was arguing with, you win i was wrong i argue enough at the house im not doing it here. thats not y i sighned on it was to get info for the question i...

Originally Posted by MGeraci2007 The second list sounds alright with a proper clean up crew and alot of maintenance. I have a bio 14 with a pair of clowns and I am adding a sixline. i wanted to get a sixline in there but i read up on them and i heard they r agressive towards gobies and im...

Originally Posted by stdreb27 I think if you ax the nemo you'll be ok. They are pretty agressive, enough so you probably won't see any of your other fish in such a tiny tank. r u saying none will fit in the tank, the nemo is agressive, iv never seen the nemo be agressive unless there r more...

Originally Posted by jp30338 How many times are you going to ask this question? I thought you were "the expert" that used to have a 180g, or a 175 (if your gonna lie at least get your story straight) Anyway, it is FISH, not FISHES, get an education. Clownfish are not nemos-you may actually get...

there is more than one way of saying something just cause its not ur way doesnt mean its wrong or needs to change... all i have to say now is that it is truely intresting how ppl think

Originally Posted by jp30338 How many times are you going to ask this question? I thought you were "the expert" that used to have a 180g, or a 175 (if your gonna lie at least get your story straight) Anyway, it is FISH, not FISHES, get an education. Clownfish are not nemos-you may actually get...

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha man ur funny rotarymagic ur calling me a know it all right when anybody tells u anything u boast about how u do everything right and they dont need to tell u anything no no im not joking u should try comedy im going to call them nemos period... some people...

yea forreal on the clean up crew i heard the extra food can mess up ur water quality and the clean up crew will help not to mention to not over feed any tips u have for nano tank since i havent even gotten the tank yet

oooo yes i will take pics of every step dont wrry and thank you

Originally Posted by 1990jpyj alright i look forward to reading the diary about it. make sure you get alot of pictures. i really like to see the differnt things people do with these awsome set-ups. but make sure you remember go slow, i can remember when i was getting my fish i wanted them all...

Originally Posted by Stones Man that would be about the right amount of fish for a 290 gallon tank not a 29 gallon tank. Holy smokes, those things would be all dead in days. what?????????? the most fish i might be adding xtra is 1 almost everybody says 4 fish is ok so wat, how many fish should...

Originally Posted by m0nk Still too many fish. I'd say 4 max, unless you do something like 2 firefish, 1 clown, 1 cardinal, 1 blenny. Firefish have a low bioload, but IMO, 4 should be your max. Also, the inches/gallon doesn't really apply well in saltwater. the total size of those fishes r...

forreal i thought the inch to gallon thing was ok i got that info from a store online that is very good foster... i think u know the rest

thanks for ur input, i will post pics, ill most likely make a 29g diary about it

ok since u said the midas blenny i started looking at blennies and i found one thank you the other fish is the tail spot blenny that will be my final fish i almost went for the 2 nemos i didnt think i was going to find another fish though