Trying to set a 10G nano reef.

[rmalford]

Good read. Thanks!

[Raul]

is is been a long time I post on the fishbox, been busy at work and other stuff, but my 20G is still on, planning on probably getting rid of all my FW tanks and probably migrate the 20G to a 40G cube tank.

Here are some updated pics on how everything has grown and some additions I have made.

previous:

http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r764/blued3m0n/IMG_2021_zps8c5027db.jpg

and now:

http://i1366.photobucket.com/albums/r764/blued3m0n/IMG_20150305_1216522_zps9kiwwqfa.jpg

[barrettsline]

That's looks great. Everything has grown nicely. This looks a great nano setup that could go anywhere and fit in perfectly.


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[Raul]

I used to tweak and mess with the tank on a daily basis then suddenly i just stopped after I added new lighting and a CPR skimmer, and then just the tank did its own.

[barrettsline]

Well you've done a great job maintaining it. Any plans to add more to it or is that gonna wait until you upgrade to a bigger tank?


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[Raul]

I think will wait, I just feel it has the perfect load of corals, and live stock, no need to mess with it. Mushrooms for example those I didn't even bought them it was a hitchhiker from a piece of rock.

[barrettsline]

Nice. They really look nice in the tank. It's a very nice mix.


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[Roshan8768]

Tank looks really nice man. Let me know if you ever to trade a frag of that candy cane coral. I'll trade you for something you don't have from my tank. I'm also near 99/Fryby the way

[Raul]

Tank looks really nice man. Let me know if you ever to trade a frag of that candy cane coral. I'll trade you for something you don't have from my tank. I'm also near 99/Fryby the way

Thanks and that might be great idea, I have no idea how to frag it, but it is large enough that it would probably be good to loose some heads, also I have a cat's eye coral that is too big for the tank now.

[Roshan8768]

You can frag trumpets with a band saw, bone cutters, or a sharp pair of gardening shears and/or a flat head screwdiver... I'd be willing to meet up and help you out with that if you are not comfortable with doing it, but there are plenty of videos online. Also, Hector @ Cinco Ranch Aquatics will probably trade you for something different if you are tired of the cat's eye coral.