crypt keeper
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can my lighting support an anenome?
My 12g Nano Cube
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subielover
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Nope.
Got any pics? Would like to see your new additions
Got any pics? Would like to see your new additions
crypt keeper
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I will get some photos up in a bit. I added some zoo's. They took forever to grow but in the past week three new heads popped up. I also got Xenia. It has exploded. It is growing very very rapidly. I love it.
I picked up a Six line Wrasse to go with the Yasha Goby. Im actually not happy with the wrasse. It is very aggressive towards my Yasha Goby and I plan on getting rid of it.
I picked up a Six line Wrasse to go with the Yasha Goby. Im actually not happy with the wrasse. It is very aggressive towards my Yasha Goby and I plan on getting rid of it.
crypt keeper
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crypt keeper
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crypt keeper
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These are my lights. Can I upgrade them?
crypt keeper
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anybody change out the lights on their nano with the stock hood? I dont want to rip this hood off.
champ23
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the hood should snap off without breaking anything. you will then unscrew the shield, and there are a couple screws on the reflector that will need to be taken off too. then you unclip the lights and unhook them and the balasts and fans (directions will help you) you need to rewire the new balasts (easier than it sounds) and connect your new lights and fan and put everything back together...it didnt take me long to put my retrofit kit in.
crypt keeper
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17cuddlefish
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the tank looks good but the goniopora have terrible survival rates so i wish you the best of luck
jerth6932
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Lookin good!!! Keep it going!!!
I have never had goniopora, but I heard somthing interesting... if you lightly stir your sand bed on a regular basis... they have a better survival rate... Don't know if it is true.. but the man that told me that....has had the same ones for years.....
I have never had goniopora, but I heard somthing interesting... if you lightly stir your sand bed on a regular basis... they have a better survival rate... Don't know if it is true.. but the man that told me that....has had the same ones for years.....
crypt keeper
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I have had it for almost two months and its going strong.
fishstick4sale
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sweet pics
fishstick4sale
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glad u got it working great lol i read the thread but forgot about the second page and gave u a long lecture on why your tank is messing up but it really wasnt your suppose to sit on your water for weeks not days lol sheesh. k all good glad to see it
crypt keeper
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Originally Posted by fishstick4sale
http:///forum/post/2965921
glad u got it working great lol i read the thread but forgot about the second page and gave u a long lecture on why your tank is messing up but it really wasnt your suppose to sit on your water for weeks not days lol sheesh. k all good glad to see it
lol. its all good. I have had a few tanks set up in the past but have been way bigger. I have never ever seen such a high ammonia spike in any of the tanks. Now this was my first nano so I didnt know if that have any direct effect.
This tank has actually been really fun and great learning experience. I had had a few corals not do so well and some that werent supposed to do well flourish and grow like wild fire. My Clove polyps have exploded. I started out with 4 little tree like frags now I have over a dozen. My goniopora is doing amazingly well. I actually noticed when I started adding pytoplankton it started to stick its arms arm very far. I dont know if they feed on it or not but I add it every other day and the thing looks better and better every few weeks.
When it first started I bought a Zoa frag that was really bright neon green as you can see in the pics above. It didnt do so great. Then I added other's and they have just boomed.
http:///forum/post/2965921
glad u got it working great lol i read the thread but forgot about the second page and gave u a long lecture on why your tank is messing up but it really wasnt your suppose to sit on your water for weeks not days lol sheesh. k all good glad to see it
lol. its all good. I have had a few tanks set up in the past but have been way bigger. I have never ever seen such a high ammonia spike in any of the tanks. Now this was my first nano so I didnt know if that have any direct effect.
This tank has actually been really fun and great learning experience. I had had a few corals not do so well and some that werent supposed to do well flourish and grow like wild fire. My Clove polyps have exploded. I started out with 4 little tree like frags now I have over a dozen. My goniopora is doing amazingly well. I actually noticed when I started adding pytoplankton it started to stick its arms arm very far. I dont know if they feed on it or not but I add it every other day and the thing looks better and better every few weeks.
When it first started I bought a Zoa frag that was really bright neon green as you can see in the pics above. It didnt do so great. Then I added other's and they have just boomed.
