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My !20!g tank of noobishness


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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    Default My !20!g tank of noobishness

    I too have gone against what all have suggested as far as tank size and # of fish buuuut, I am housing 4 in all in my 8g, possibly a total of 4 1/2" of fish. ( gobys )I've chosen my fish wisely however, according to their needs and personalities. Bottom dwellers verses mid to top range. Agressive verses not. All my fish are non-agressive. Have their own likeable space, eat well and appear to be happy. As far as bio load I stay on top with WC and maintaining proper filtration.
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    Sounds like you are doing well so far. I can't wait to see pictures.

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    MizTanks - Reefkeeper
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    Default My !20!g tank of noobishness

    Quote Originally Posted by kgood1 View Post
    Sounds like you are doing well so far. I can't wait to see pictures.
    Members Reefs you'll find many pics of my tank
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    Default A few high quality photos!

    Ok, I messed up loading the pics properly so there's a few more coming, but here is 2 I think! Just some of the inhabitants and corals.
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    Those pics look much better than my tank full of noobishness, years ago!! Keep them coming!!

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    Default And here are the rest!

    I know, these photos should be in national geographic. My most epic razor picture phone is just... super! Just kidding of course! :D
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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    Looks very clean!!! Keep us posted on the updates!

    These pics are great for now!!

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    Default My !20!g tank of noobishness

    Tank is looking great! IMO....
    If I were you I'd get those Green Star Palys off your LR and glue em to the back wall-reason being they will totally choke out any zoas you may put on that rock-they grow extreamly fast-and it will look really good too. Just my experience with them.
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    Will the GSP grow onto the glass? I wanted it to keep growing so I can have a more natural look, but if I can get it to keep growing on the wall, that's cool too!

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    Sir Patrick - Reefkeeper A2 Club Coordinator
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    ^ yup- will grow on the glass, and anything else it can get a hold of!

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