my 29g biocube pics

[fishwater]

I put my live rock and sand in last Wednesday. Let me know what you think. I'm open to suggestions. I also put a maxi-jet 400 in the tank. It is located in the tank's back left and is pointed through the rocks towards the front right corner. Do you think this is a good spot for it? Also, can anyone identify the hitchhiker in the pic. It looks like it maybe some type of sponge. Thanks.

 

[zoie2]

I like the rock work. Are you planning to add coral?

 

[fishwater]

I plan on adding coral eventually but I want to take it slow. Not sure what to add. Any suggestions?

 

[30-xtra high]

2 false percs, royal gramma, lawnmower blenny

 

[azreefgirl]

Love your rockscaping! :cheer:

 

[demartini]

great rock work!!

 

[azfishgal]

Looks great! :cheer:
I have a stupid question, how do you stick a PH in the nano tanks, since there is a lid that shuts. How does the cord not get squished.

 

[fishwater]

The first compartment in the back has a cut out for wires to run through. I just ran the wire up the back and through the hole. You can still see some of the wire but it doesn't get pinched by the top.

 

[azfishgal]

Originally Posted by fishwater
The first compartment in the back has a cut out for wires to run through. I just ran the wire up the back and through the hole. You can still see some of the wire but it doesn't get pinched by the top.
Oh, well my cheap Cube Masters doesn't have that. But, I'm only using it for a QT, so not a big deal.

 

[fishwater]

Does anyone know what the hitchhiker might be that's in the pic?

 

[pigman723]

How many pounds of live rock did you used for your 29 gallon nano cube? I'm thinking of starting one of my own, and I need to know the basics. Thanks
:help:

 

[fishwater]

I used 30 pounds of live rock and 20 pounds of sand.