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  • What to do with a 20H

    I have a 20H sitting around, any idea's?

    Already done the live plant thing, so nothing that involves co2 or excel.

    i currently have a 75g with peacocks and, yellow blaze- pics here


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    Shrimp, mini cull tank w/big predator, pauladrium, reprarium, turtles, saltwater
    700g Mini-Monster tank

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    • #3
      Nano reef time!

      I think tall or cube tanks look best as reefs.
      I ate my fish that died.

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      • #4
        A riparium or frog tank would be cool unless ur sick of plants entirely.
        All bleeding stops eventually...

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          Shelldweller colony tank, brackish mangrove tank with bumblebee gobies and flounder, Dwarf Livebearer tank? Just depends on what you'd like to do really. I think setting up a SW tank and filling with live rock and just let it go and see what comes on it....
          In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
          Desiderius Erasmus
          GHAC President

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          • #6
            I like the live rock idea mRoy!
            All bleeding stops eventually...

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            • #7
              Both y'all need SW tanks!
              I ate my fish that died.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by myjohnson View Post
                Both y'all need SW tanks!

                yes i want a 29 biocube or a 40 breeder for salt, i think the 20 might be to small, for the money for salt,

                the shells might be a good idea

                what about puffers??
                Last edited by photogdude; 04-29-2012, 03:11 PM.

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                • #9
                  Pea puffers and Red Eye Red Tail would work in there with possible groups. You could probably get away with some of the smaller lurkers as well, Hairy, Congo, Arrowhead, or possibly a Dragon would all work as a single specimen tank. Avacado or Fang could work for more dynamic movement in the tank. With Brackish there are additional options, but most would be single specimen tanks as well.
                  In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
                  Desiderius Erasmus
                  GHAC President

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                  • #10
                    single specimen brackish could be interesting

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                    • #11
                      A figure 8 or a Samurai puffer would work. I defenitely recommend trying out a Samurai (tetraodon eryhtrotaenia) as there is literally nothing online and from most accounts stay in low end brackish and could possibly be kept in a pair (some keepers have reported success). They are generally regarded as aggressive with tankmates, though I have seen some accounts of folks keeping a variety of brackish inhabitants with them...
                      In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.
                      Desiderius Erasmus
                      GHAC President

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                      • #12
                        Ok. I think some knight Gobies with some emperor tetras would look different! Badazz lil white spotted Gobies and some cool tetras. Thatd be sweet
                        5 gal baby hecqui grow out
                        7 gal baby compressicps
                        14 bio cube fry tank, multies-orange leleupi-telmatochromis
                        4 tank rack- 30 cubes. Shellies, mulities-brevis-telmatochromis-caudopunctaus
                        100 gal mixed community tank
                        125 Tropheus black bembas

                        Tanngankia cichlids what else

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by crazy42bmx View Post
                          Ok. I think some knight Gobies with some emperor tetras would look different! Badazz lil white spotted Gobies and some cool tetras. Thatd be sweet
                          I had emperors in my 105 and they were severely boring. No schooling whatsoever, and they just kinda hung around in the water column. Yawn. They are really pretty though under the right light.
                          All bleeding stops eventually...

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                          • #14
                            i'm thinking bumblebee gobies
                            any thoughts?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by photogdude View Post
                              i'm thinking bumblebee gobies
                              any thoughts?
                              They're certainly cute and aggressive too. What would you have in the middle/top water columns?
                              All bleeding stops eventually...

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