Has anybody had success with this type of tank?
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hlcroghan
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Originally Posted by gmflex
http:///forum/post/2983060
http://www.oceantreasurescoll...com/models.htm
I have never seen one like that...how many gallons is it?
http:///forum/post/2983060
http://www.oceantreasurescoll...com/models.htm
I have never seen one like that...how many gallons is it?
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by gmflex
http:///forum/post/2983071
5 gallons that's what so unique about the tank that i want it for my office with maybe a blennie, dotty, shrimp, and a small clown. it states it can maintain saltwater fish....
It's got a naso tang in the pic!!!
Not really a good shape for most fish. If it was a little bigger then it would be a cool seahorse tank.
http:///forum/post/2983071
5 gallons that's what so unique about the tank that i want it for my office with maybe a blennie, dotty, shrimp, and a small clown. it states it can maintain saltwater fish....
It's got a naso tang in the pic!!!
Not really a good shape for most fish. If it was a little bigger then it would be a cool seahorse tank.
flower
Well-Known Member
I guess you could keep such a thing with the right lighting and right creatures. The top is so small, it would be real iffy.
Sure is pretty though. Notice there is not an ounce of algae? I bet it hasn't been running long. How such a tank handles in the long run will be the real truth of the matter.
If somebody is trying to sell this I would check back on its progress in say a month.
It would however make a great freshwater tank for a beta.
Sure is pretty though. Notice there is not an ounce of algae? I bet it hasn't been running long. How such a tank handles in the long run will be the real truth of the matter.
If somebody is trying to sell this I would check back on its progress in say a month.
It would however make a great freshwater tank for a beta.
pezenfuego
Active Member
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/2983085
I guess you could keep such a thing with the right lighting and right creatures. The top is so small, it would be real iffy.
Sure is pretty though. Notice there is not an ounce of algae? I bet it hasn't been running long. How such a tank handles in the long run will be the real truth of the matter.
If somebody is trying to sell this I would check back on its progress in say a month.
It would however make a great freshwater tank for a beta.
betta
and yeah.
no three small fish for this baby.
Rectangular tanks are the best shape for fishkeeping imr
Because the top is so small, oxygenation for this puppy might be an issue.
http:///forum/post/2983085
I guess you could keep such a thing with the right lighting and right creatures. The top is so small, it would be real iffy.
Sure is pretty though. Notice there is not an ounce of algae? I bet it hasn't been running long. How such a tank handles in the long run will be the real truth of the matter.
If somebody is trying to sell this I would check back on its progress in say a month.
It would however make a great freshwater tank for a beta.
betta
and yeah.
no three small fish for this baby.
Rectangular tanks are the best shape for fishkeeping imr
Because the top is so small, oxygenation for this puppy might be an issue.
pezenfuego
Active Member
Good luck finding a naso tang that small
Seriously though, good luck.
Seriously though, good luck.
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eric b 125
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i'm thinking tonga branch rock and a seahorse if its possible to keep them in a tank that small. if no seahorse, fine, but i'd definately find a nice big piece of tonga and cut to fit.
