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Originally Posted by mboswell1982 if i remember right from looking at them, yes, they come with everything u need, no upgrading needed, unless you wanna try an mod the tank LOL but, u dont have to, its got everything u need in one complete buy, stand included haha yeah I had to buy a stupid...

. but I just threw in a raw shrimp for a day and my 8gallon cycled in about a week and a half

oh , duh. Linton, IN. Yea I live about 2 1/2 hours away

Um..where exactly do you live? not trying to track you down or anything. I live in Louisville so yeah, we might be close

Originally Posted by mboswell1982 woot woot, im right again LOL damn, all this research an brain pickin is payin off LOL haha yea. I bought a Biocube though because I didn't want to pay for ship and handling or anything so I just searched my local stores but 0 out of the 4 or so carry Solanas...

yea it takes some time. a couple of feather dusters are just now coming out after about a month

Originally Posted by mboswell1982 go with the big solana, i think its either a 29 or a 30 some odd gallon tank, its really nice yes correct

I think the solanas are better IMO

They are called Scarlet Skunk cleaner shrimp. But at LFS they are usually just called cleaner shrimp. I got a fire shrimp which is a type of cleaner shrimp. they can be kind of pricey IMO. I bought mine for 30 dollars which is more than the amount I'm going to spend on the clown

yea the Biocubes come with all the basics. "The Oceanic BioCube features high-quality components and can be used for saltwater or freshwater setups. All sizes include integrated wet/dry filtration with dual overflow intakes, two Coralife compact fluorescent lamps, lunar blue LED lights, remote...

Originally Posted by LKGRenegade22 It was fairly big, I want to say a good 6" or so. It might have been $219, but regardless I remember how high it was. This is the same store I bought 2 skunk cleaner shrimp from for $42.99 each. holy crap, around here they are 30 dollars

Originally Posted by Veni Vidi Vici It is true that bigger tanks are easier to maintain,but i don't see why you cant do a 29g biocube.Just start off slow.Regular maintenance schedule is the key.Water changes and keeping an eye on your water parameters.Its not as hard as some make it out to...

because one of my new snails has died. I was gone for a couple of days and when I got home it was lying on its back. I know they can't roll over, and now I feel bad because I wasn't there to save it

yay!!!! also cleaner shrimp can eat ich off fish

yeah, I heard the bigger the better. I'm a begginner and I started out with a 8gallon Biocube. I've had it for a month now and it's doing great. I just do weekly water changes.

cool thanks

ha I always thought that those were baby starfish stuck to the side of my tank, because as soon as I put in the asterina star they appeared a week later.

2x18w Dual Powercompacts 10,000 K w/lunar lights.

I want to get one in my 8 gal Biocube but Idk if there is enough space or strong enough lighting?

I want one in my 8 gal Biocube. Does a Biocube provide the right amount of light?