Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

I will try to take pics of everything I can today so you guys can help me with set-up later.

Definitely take good pictures of the plumbing before disassembling. If you get any LED lights ask how long they were running.

 
The 2 top fish need very large tanks @Musovski. Batfish can grow 16-30" and Naso top out at about 1 1/2 feet.....
i know, the naso will fit in the tank im building but i dont want one. The bat fish are just strange. i took a pic to share it here.
 
No LFS for me today, I’ve been waiting for a phone call from the 865 all day and they have terrible reception.... Bum excuse you say? OK, I’m being lazy but did do a water change.
Yeah, i was lazy too so made my brother drive me to the LFS since he just got his license. hehehehe
 
I had a batfish in a purpose built tank in the 90s I basically put in plastic corkscrew val 3 ft. tall in a 48x24x36 tank it was him and a few monos. Pretty cool looking. Ran it at 1.019 salinity. We called it half marine water. LOL!
 
That's a pretty crab. Looks not reef safe
Looks like a Blue Crab and those are swimmers! Definitely not reef safe. :D
 
Looks like a Blue Crab and those are swimmers! Definitely not reef safe. :D
indeed. but if someone has a nice you know, 1000g fowlr and is looking for a $5 crab, welllllll there is one.
 
Those are common here on the Gulf. Good eating too. Knew someone with a 600 gallon and he thought it would be cool to toss in a half dozen baby blue crabs. What could it hurt? Ha. Took him a while to get them all out. :-)
 
Those are common here on the Gulf. Good eating too. Knew someone with a 600 gallon and he thought it would be cool to toss in a half dozen baby blue crabs. What could it hurt? Ha. Took him a while to get them all out. :)
lol yeah, we catch them up here in new york when we go fishing. fun things to catch but boy do that hurt.
 
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i know, the naso will fit in the tank im building but i dont want one. The bat fish are just strange. i took a pic to share it here.
That's what older brothers do. Help younger get experience
 
I would like to correct my earlier statement about the medusa worms.

They CAN be kept in established reef tanks that are able to dose/maintain a good supply of plankton/pod type food.

Just a particular subspecies can ONLY eat off a particular sponge. The other species are good detritus/filter feeder cleaners.
 

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