12 gal Nano

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  1. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    After one week in operation my 12 gal NanoCube seems to be functioning well.

    Have added a small yellow watchman goby and a blood shrimp to give the two percs some company. (oh yes, couple of snails and hermits from main tank}

    Despite the lousy lighting and crummy pump and filter system, the corals and zoo's I added from main tank seem quite happy in new environment. In time I will improve on both.

    I am going to keep the hang on filter going for the time being.

    The fish, after racing around the tank wildly for first day or so, have now settled nicely into their new environment.

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  3. Patreezy

    Patreezy Astrea Snail

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    Cool pictures! Nice fish.
     
  4. MDeth

    MDeth Feather Star

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    Running a little hot? I noticed the lids open :p
     
  5. chuckdee

    chuckdee Peppermint Shrimp

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    It looks like he has to keep it open to run the power filter..
     
  6. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    Correct. Will keep the filter running till I figure out better solution. Heat not a problem.
     
  7. omard

    omard Gnarly Old Codfish

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    Some more pics,

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    Don't know why I never set up one before:confused: Never had a need I guess. And thoughts were always on a larger tank, not a smaller.

    I like the challenge of keeping the smaller, and it is just as much fun to watch and take care of.

    Populating it with existing rock, coral, water and fish made it quite simple to set up.

    Wife not happy about additional tank, but considering the alternative, of a much larger tank then my 125, she is quite accepting. ;D
     
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  9. coral reefer

    coral reefer Giant Squid

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    Nice little tank...I just might set up a nano tank for my blue spotted sting ray I plan on purchasing!!!!!LOLOLOL
    Just kidding, seriously, I may delve into the nano part of the hobby!