nano cube fish suggestions

[JDL]

Hello,

Getting a 28g nano and just searching for some fish suggestions.
Also if anyone has some LR they want to sell, let me know.

thanks,


Jim

 

[03LightningSVT]

Think gobies or damsels for a small tank. They start out small and stay that way

I have some live rock and base rock, how much are you looking for?

 

[cakemanPA]

Clown Gobies are very cool personable fish

 

[khusson1]

I 3x on the gobies! Some really cool varieties.

 

[khusson1]

Think gobies or damsels for a small tank. They start out small and stay that way

I have some live rock and base rock, how much are you looking for?

Brian, I may have a friend getting into SW and they may be interested in some rock. Ill keep you in mind when hes ready

 

[JDL]

thanks for the suggestions. filled the tank with sand and water today. Waiting for some base rock.

My native game tank is doing great. Why did i get back into the expensive salt side?

 

[03LightningSVT]

I have about 200lbs dry base rock ($2lb) and 100lbs live rock in my sump ($3lb) with a nice selection of sizes to choose from. All looks like Fiji/Marco, no Tonga Branch or Marshall Island.

Dollar for dollar, fresh water tanks can look nice, but nothing compares to the visual impact of saltwater, thus the addiction to the $$$pretty$$$ stuff

 

[Tampico96]

JDL

Did you ever get a 120gallon? you were looking about the same time I was for a tank of that size. Its funny because I never got to set up my 125. It was bought for an upgrade to my 75. Then the drama happened with my houses last year. I now have the 125 and a 150 sitting in storage. I too have a small 29 up and running now. I hope the snow will melt off enough this next week so I can get the big tanks in.



I may be in the market for some base rock also. about 50lbs. Denver is about an hour drive for me. I have an Elizabethtown address but closer to hummelstown.

 

[03LightningSVT]

I can bring the base rock and some live to the meeting, JDL 1st dibs, khusson1 2nd, Tampico96 3rd

 

[Elysia]

I love clown gobies, but if you plan to keep Acros down the line, they may nip them, so be forewarned. If you are going to have a top on the tank, you could add a flasher wrasse. Some of the ORA captive bred dottybacks that originated from the Red Sea can be peaceful and remain small -- they also would be a different color than any of the flasher wrasses, which would help keep the peace. I love my ORA yellow assessor. All of these fish max out at 3.5" or under.

 

[cakemanPA]

Yellow Assessor is an awesome fish. Almost for got about them...

 

[JDL]

yeah i bought a 120 and had it running with salt for about a year. Switched it out for a native game tank and love it. Found a great deal on a 29g nano cube so will be back in the saltwater side again.

 

[JDL]

daughter wants a goby/pistol shrimp combo. The hqi lighting is blinding on that little tank. I'll probably end up just getting some bangaii and some soft corals in there too.