29g Saltwater Nano Tank

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They just dissolve in the tank
Still, I didn’t just want to leave it in there. It’s not that appealing to look at, especially when the actual thing is right there.

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My future fish/invertebrate plans include:
  • 1x Orchid Dottyback
  • 1x Tailspot or Bi-Color Blenny
  • 1x Fire Shrimp
  • More snails
I have no plans for any future coral, as I want to get the fish first and I want my tank to mature a little more.
 
I'll look into that. My two shrimp molts are chilling in some very strong-smelling surgical spirit. Good smell, though.
They probably won’t look as good dried as they will preserved in the liquid.

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I’m going to attempt to superglue the polyp on the Aussie torch frag. It’s not looking so good... they sold me a cracked polyp that had just been fragged. They shouldn’t have sold it to me like that. :no:
 
What’s up TFF?

This is going to my official journal for my 29g SW nano tank.

Here is the tank as of right now:
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List of items I currently have;
  • Hydrometer
  • Salt
  • Heater
  • Filter
  • Bottled Bacteria
  • Sand
  • Powerhead
  • Filter
  • Food
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I’m going to go ahead and setup the tank and then purchase the RO system.

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Process should start tomorrow! Super exciting to finally get my fingers salty. :shout:

@Chad @Colin_T @Krib32
nice man looking forward to it
 
I might be getting an orchid dottyback on Tuesday! (If PetSmart still has theirs...)

I would normally get fish from my LFS, but they never had orchids.
 
Feeding mysis to everything - goodnight TFF!
 
My future fish/invertebrate plans include:
  • 1x Orchid Dottyback
  • 1x Tailspot or Bi-Color Blenny
  • 1x Fire Shrimp
  • More snails
I have no plans for any future coral, as I want to get the fish first and I want my tank to mature a little more.
Remove the old shrimp's skeleton and put it on the garden.

Buy a pr of Orchid dottybacks and breed them.

Don't get a fire shrimp, get another red line cleaner so you have 2 of them. They normally live in groups and prefer company.

And do a big water change to try and help the Euphyllia coral.

Feeding mysis to everything - goodnight TFF!
They need more than mysis, Give them some marine mix or cooked prawn/ shrimp, brineshrimp, and anything else you can get. Make sure you use cooked prawn so it doesn't introduce a disease that kills the cleaner shrimp.
 
And do a big water change to try and help the Euphyllia coral.
It’s already gone. Turned to brown jelly. :(

They sold it to my WAY to soon, as mentioned above.


Buy a pr of Orchid dottybacks and breed them.
I also wanted to get a blenny - would getting 2x dottybacks and 1x blenny not be overstock?


Don't get a fire shrimp, get another red line cleaner so you have 2 of them. They normally live in groups and prefer company.
Will consider this. :good:


They need more than mysis, Give them some marine mix or cooked prawn/ shrimp, brineshrimp, and anything else you can get. Make sure you use cooked prawn so it doesn't introduce a disease that kills the cleaner shrimp.
I also feed pellets, but I do agree I need more.
 
Whole tank shot:
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Not happy with it. - Red algae is killing me. :(

Shrimp is looking good after the molt:
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Mushroom doing spectacular as usual:
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Cinnamon Paly is doing AWESOME. That one head is HUGE:
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It’s also growing a new one!!!
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Arctic Ice also doing good, with new heads growing in!
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have a tank full of sexy shrimp :)
Sexy shrimp are kind of cool, but SSS and fire shrimp seem to have more personality.


I'd give him the world if I could! I wonder if having a SW tank just for shrimp would be worth it.
I think it would. A 10g nano should do the trick. :p

However, the bigger the tank the better. It’s easier to manage water parameters, you have more stocking options, and you have more room for coral.
 

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