10 Gal. Mini

cosmosbasement

cosmosbasement

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Hey gang-Thanks to you guys my 10 gallon mini is flourishing. To say the least I there is 30 watts goin' to my 10. Actinic and daylights. I won't get into the lighting thing, that was just discussed in it's entirety. I think we can write a book with all that info!!! Anyway, I have 6 hermits, 5 turbos, a strawberry crab, a maroon clown and a blue damsel (they've been friends for two years now). I have a feather duster in there too. I have had a green star polyp colony (thanks for the reccomendation a while back from you guys). It's flourishing. It covered the entire rock that the colony was bought on and starting to spread. Now my question is this, there's a nice spot in my tank that I've been looking to fill. The only thing is that it's in the current of the water flow of my AquaClear (only used for mechanical filtration). Is there any coral out there that is moderate to care for that requires some current. Any reccomendations would be greatly appreciated. All levels are just about perfect.....again thanks to all of you for advice.
Thanks
doug
 
cosmosbasement

cosmosbasement

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bNs-The tank itself-with media, water and some substrat plus rocks came from my established 120gal that has been going for about 2 years now. Added that stuff and then went to the LFS and grabbed about 8 lbs of live rock and another 20 lbs of live sand. Their live sand is fantastic, straight from the ocean floor not packaged stuff. Lots of life in there. Then I had the tank running for about 4 months with my maroon and blue damsel in there before any inverts went in (aside for the hermits and snails) I wanted to get something hearty like star polyps to try it out. They have been in there for a month and going crazy! Hope that helps. And suggestions?
Thanks for the attention bNs!
peace
doug
 
maestro

maestro

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hey cosmo, what kind off filtering do you have i m thinking off setting one up let us now how things are going thanks
 
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