My Fellow 29G Reefers

Discussion in 'General Reef Topics' started by MyReef85, May 3, 2010.

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  1. MyReef85

    MyReef85 Astrea Snail

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    I now have two fish doing great in my tank so far! I have A Tomato Clown and a 6-Line Wrasse, they have been doing really well with one another. Clown usually stays by the heater which is where he sleeps or comes out and swims alittle on the left side. The wrasse swims in and out of the live rock. I have a Camel back Shrimp who hangs out in the rock also with a few blue legged crabs. ALL IS DOING GREAT! I also have a piece of frag but it's just a mushroom frag.

    How many fish can the 29 gallon hold? What fish do you have in your 29 galloon? What type of corals do you have? My next thing is I want to get a few neat corals to add. like, the bubble looking ones or the little tree looking ones to add some color, when you get a frag do you place it on the sand or just on your rock? Also, what is a good clean up crew member to keep the glass clean besides turbo???

    Thanks!!!!
     
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  3. Gexx

    Gexx Giant Squid

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    lighting and params. is what i need now.

    i have a 29G reef tank. inhabitants are"

    clownfish
    blue damsel
    Dersa clam

    corals

    brown palythoa
    frogspawn
    acan brains
    lobophyllia brain coral
    orange zoanthid
    green srtarry polyps
    blue tork acropora
    kenya tree
    finger leather coral

    inverts
    multiple snails

    XL brown brittle starfish

    my tank is starting to look like a mature reef tank, but i still have a lot mot corals to add

    i wouldnt go over three med-small fish in a 29 gallon tank.

    most of the corals i have, are either colourful or look cool (physically).
     
  4. Craft kid21

    Craft kid21 Banned

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    this is what i have in mine

    Fish

    Six line wrasse
    2 marooon clownfish
    yellow tang
    yellow sleeper gobie
    lawnmower blenny

    Cleaner crew

    4 hermit crabs
    2 emerald crabs
    1 turbo snail

    Corals
    LArge yellow devils hand
    tons of zoanthids
    xenia
    frogspawn
    Acropora
    Montipora
    palys
    clove polyps

    Equipments

    Corallife super skimmer 65
    Emperor 400 HOB filter
    45lbs live rock
    30lbs sand
    Aquaticlife T5HO 4 lamp fixture
    2 koralia powerheads
    and a cheap 50w heater.

    Its a nice setup.
     
  5. ontop27

    ontop27 Ritteri Anemone

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    yellow tang in a 29...shudder shudder....haha. I would suggest if you going to get another fish, go for something like a yellow watchmen goby. Maybe paired with a pistol shrimp. There really fun to watch if you get one that isnt shy.
     
  6. MyReef85

    MyReef85 Astrea Snail

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    Sounds NICE! I have a brittle star who is little and happend to be a hitchhiker, I have two of them that I see from time-time. I didn't know what it was at first.

    For your corals how long did you wait before you added your corals and where did you place them? on your live rock or on the sand? My next step is to add in some corals to bring my tank to life and looking colorful. My tank has been set up since March 2nd, do I need to wait before adding corals?
     
  7. whippy

    whippy Sailfin Tang

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    I have 4 fish, numerous corals and a pretty good CUC consisting of snails, crabs, hermits, pods and starfish in my 29g
     
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  9. Gexx

    Gexx Giant Squid

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    what type of lights do you have?

    i waited 3 months but thats because i didnt have the light till then. but wait three months anyways, cuts down on the casualtys.

    live rock or sand is good. lpps corals NEED to be on the sand so they dont get cut. softies and SPS are good anywhere though.
     
  10. Craft kid21

    Craft kid21 Banned

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    i dissagree with the yellow tang, i got rid of one becuase i didnt have a skimmer and was having nitrates, but now he is fine. ive had him for a few months, he is reallly happy.
     
  11. elweshomayor

    elweshomayor Giant Squid

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    Yellow tang in 29... Tried that once didn't work for me, happy it does for you :) ( but I'm hoping you are planning on upgrade or trade in the future..)

    as for my fish right now on my 29.

    Pair of clownfish
    1 firefish
    1 diamond goby
    1skunk cleaner shrimp
    1 peppermint shrimp
    1 GBTA

    coral:
    1 Toadstool
    1 Kenya tree
    1 frogspawn
    1 green favia
    1 purple favia
    1 elegance coral
    1 colony of frags
    1 colony of snake coral
    2 goniporas
    1 ricordea
    1 cabbage leather.

    And good number of snails