). A lot of people would say it would be fine to have a fish in a tank this small, and I've seen them in smaller. Personally I think 5 gallons is the smallest size you should have any fish in. I couldnt think of any fish other than gobys that I would feel comfortable putting in a tank this small though. I actually considered a pair of green banded gobys but nah.
As you can see the only real change is that the kenya tree has opened up and is looking really nice!
Tons of color and I can't wait to see the mantis.
Should be here when I return though. Very stoked about that thing I just realized I have $116 and I dunno how to spend it...cable bill orrrrr new hardware...hmmmm what to do? Thinking of an auto top off for the big reef
I need an A.T.O. for my little reef! Get this, i went to the lfs for the light and the guy see's me walk in and it seems like he's avoiding me. I try to catch up to him and ask him for the light. He askes everybody except me if they need any help. When i finally get up to him i said "So wheres the light at? I so ready to get it!" He looks at me and says "Oh I'm sorry but the viper i saved for you was a 70 watt in a 150 watt box." But anyways like i said nice tank. Um keep up the good work. Even though i didnt get the light he said he would make a sweet deal on the light for me.Man, I was hoping that viper would come before I left town but no such luck
Just got myself a nice little auto top-off unit from ebay, along with a 200gph ehiem pump to push it. Can never have enough pumps This is actually for the big tank but Im thinking of one day making a large 30 gallon sump/fuge and using it to join the pico and the large tank since they are in the same room...that would be very interesting.
