sps nano Robertus

[Robertus]

Thanks, they do well in this little aquarium.
The fan and the other gorgonia waves in the current and give movement in this sps dominated enviroment.

Grt,

Robertus.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12551017#post12551017 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by JAHGYDI
those gorgs are nice very inspirering

 

[E30 E T A]

Wow! The best nano! TOTM for sure! What's on your background?

 

[reef211]

WOW!!! this is one bad *** 50 gallons nano. Great job! I love the collor. TOTM for sure, you will have my vote.

 

[lgoins]

Robertus,
What do you do when you clean the tank?

 

[Robertus]

Hello,


@ E30 E T A : The background is thin foam plate normally used for aquariums. I need all the space i have so I used very thin plate.

@ lgoins : When I clean the aquarium I stirr and flatten the sand, clean the window, sometimes I blow over and behind the rockscape to remove dirt accumulated behind the rocks. Then I stop the pumps, remove the filterfloss in the overflow( mechanical filter) with the accumulated dirt, clean the foamcup. I put new filterfloss in the overflow and start the pumps again.

Grt,

Robertus

 

[Robertus]

Made some pictures today....

Grt,

Robertus.

 

[ento-reefer]

That is one of the most beautiful reefs I have ever seen!!!

Inspiring to say the least.

 

[ale82]

fantastic!!!!

 

[E30 E T A]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12558074#post12558074 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Robertus
Hello,


@ E30 E T A : The background is thin foam plate normally used for aquariums. I need all the space i have so I used very thin plate.

It looks like rock. Is there a website?

 

[Robertus]

Hello, it looks like rock because it is overgrown with algue.

Dutch site for some pictures:

http://www.aquariumnederland.nl/website/index.php?ProductCategory=30015

Grt,

Robertus

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12566515#post12566515 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by E30 E T A
It looks like rock. Is there a website?

 

[z's_N_p's]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12550639#post12550639 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Robertus
made some small changes...

Grt,

Robertus.

wow!

very nice looking tank you got there.. keep up the good work..

 

[pete88]

Absolute stunning

 

[Robertus]

Thanks pete88 and z's_N_p's ,

One more picture left over for now.

Grt,

Robertus.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12574134#post12574134 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by pete88
Absolute stunning

 

[shred5]

Very, very impressive tank.....

I do not consider it a nano though... I remember when a 55 was considered a big tank and a 120 was huge.


Dave

 

[Robertus]

Hello Dave,
Thanks for your replie.

It is called a nano not because of its small size ( 50G ) but because this aquarium contains almost exclusivly nano animals.

Grt,

Robertus.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12578740#post12578740 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by shred5
Very, very impressive tank.....

I do not consider it a nano though... I remember when a 55 was considered a big tank and a 120 was huge.


Dave

 

[LiveRock27]

Love all the pics Robertus. I saw in the last pick that you have a sunburt anthia. I have three in QT right now and was wondering what you have found that they like to eat? I am having a hard time finding anything that they will eat on a regular basis. Thanks.

 

[uhuru]

amazing tank! I have seen this before on the zeovit forums!

fwiw I think the international perspective of nano is a little different too, but even from a US perspective this is certainly too small to be large. It's somewhere between a nano (40g or less) and a medium, but closer to a nano.

 

[Robertus]

Hello,
I have had the sunburst anthias now for 4 years and it eats almost everything now.
In the beginning they really liked lobster eggs!! These eggs come everywhere when given and they feed well.
If not you should try live artemias.

Grt,

Robertus.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12579589#post12579589 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by LiveRock27
Love all the pics Robertus. I saw in the last pick that you have a sunburt anthia. I have three in QT right now and was wondering what you have found that they like to eat? I am having a hard time finding anything that they will eat on a regular basis. Thanks.

 

[Robertus]

Thanks,

Nano or not,
The name doesn't really matter.
It is easy to maintain.
And it can be beautifull if cared for.

Grt,

Robertus.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12580301#post12580301 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by uhuru
amazing tank! I have seen this before on the zeovit forums!

fwiw I think the international perspective of nano is a little different too, but even from a US perspective this is certainly too small to be large. It's somewhere between a nano (40g or less) and a medium, but closer to a nano.

 

[LiveRock27]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12582693#post12582693 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Robertus
Hello,
I have had the sunburst anthias now for 4 years and it eats almost everything now.
In the beginning they really liked lobster eggs!! These eggs come everywhere when given and they feed well.
If not you should try live artemias.

Grt,

Robertus.

Thanks for the suggestions and I don't care if it is a "nano" or not you tank is one of the best I have seen.