Pls critique my nano

[Shobloth]

this is a 29G biocube (although the dimensional measurements say total volume is 24...)

wanted feedback on placement, suggested additions and any other comments you have are welcome. I like negative feedback too as it helps guide me in this new hobby.

it is lit by a 92w innovative marine tablet 1/2 20k and 1/2 actinic. Current fish are: african Flameback angel, Neon Dottyback, Mandarin, blue cheek Goby, Neon Goby, Royal Gramma. Theres also a Crocea clam.

Thanks!

 

[dlaws]

Looks good!

 

[ange062]

Really nice looking, you are getting good color and the tank looks super clean. Got any more pics of the fish? How long has it been running.

My only other comment is that you will find out soon that both the xenia and GSP grow really fast for a nano and may become a nuisance. Just something to keep an eye on.

 

[Boboli]

Looks great ?
Lots of room for more corals!

 

[NMC]

Very nice colors. Clean, neat. I like it. Your corals are also pretty big which is nice.

 

[bundy64]

Nice looking tank

 

[WCreef]

Looks great. I like your Scape too. Lots of nice caves. Good job


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[Shobloth]

its been running for about 2 months now however I bought the tank used with live rock and sand already established for about 1.5yrs.

Ya the xenia was about 1/4 that size in the store only 1 month ago, same with that button coral on the left, when I put it in the tank they exploded.

neon dottyback and royal gramma are hard to get a good pic of because they dart around so much and hide in rocks frequently.

 

[dixiedog]

It's beautiful, but I'd get rid that xenia (looks like anthelia to me, but either way) right now, like as in before breakfast right now. The GSP I'd be rid of before lunch. Some trumpets and a torch, for instance, might look good in their place.

And keep up with the WC's, lots of them. That's a fairly heavy bioload for so new a tank.

Keep up the good work!