BioCube 16 Gallon

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Hi all,

New to both Saltwater tanking and R2R

I have a BioCube 16G

Sped up the cycle with live rock and induced bacteria

I currently have:


1 - Clownfish
1- Cardinalfish
1- Yellow Watchman Gob
1- Pistol Shrimp
1- Cleaner Shrimp
CUC that consist go six snails and six hermit crabs

Two little mushroom corals
GSP
Ruby Xenia
Toadstool
Duncan
Zoanthid

I know I'm pretty maxed out but looking forward to seeing everything grow over time

Can anyone recommend how often they think I should be feeding everything?
 
I do a pinch of pellets ( as much they can eat in 2 minutes) And reef roids for my gsp and zoas twice a week.
 
Reef Roids is the name of the product :)

For pellets I like the TDO Chroma Boost from Reef Nutrition

I use those same as mentioned above and then mix in some frozen brine shrimp here and there
 
LOL - thanks a lot... as I mentioned incredibly new to the hobby
Here some pics of my 16g BC

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Nope. Nem seems to love that spot and has never moved. (Famous last words lol)
 
How's the tank doing? Any update pics? Are you using the stock lights? I recently setup a biocube 16 as well and wondering how the stock lights will do with some softies and LPS.
 

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