Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

A few details on the roof and some shrubbery to go,
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but we've been building The Great Wall of China.
I love this!! I went there when I was 14, spent all my $$ buying a sword ;Dead

any way to add a mongal invasion? Maybe a Lego ghengis khan?
 
Nano tanks are awesome, and can be a great place to start. I would look into getting dragons breath or sea lettuce from algae barn. As far as shrimp, a lot of times (surprisingly) petsmart, Petco, and petland have very small skunk cleaner shrimp. If you are willing to spend some money, an interesting fish might be a spikefin goby. They are super cool little dudes, but can be difficult to see sometimes, but smaller tanks are ideal for them.
 
Nano tanks are awesome, and can be a great place to start. I would look into getting dragons breath or sea lettuce from algae barn. As far as shrimp, a lot of times (surprisingly) petsmart, Petco, and petland have very small skunk cleaner shrimp. If you are willing to spend some money, an interesting fish might be a spikefin goby. They are super cool little dudes, but can be difficult to see sometimes, but smaller tanks are ideal for them.
Welcome to the party. The tank is being seriously upgraded. It was going to be a 60 cube but a little Christmas miracle moved that to a 90 cube.
 
With all the planning for a Tang, it'll probably be a trip to the lfs that actually decides. We'll probably end up with some scarred little guy. I'm ok with that too. Andrew always picks the one nobody else wants.
 
With all the planning for a Tang, it'll probably be a trip to the lfs that actually decides. We'll probably end up with some scarred little guy. I'm ok with that too. Andrew always picks the one nobody else wants.
I was thinking this exactly. Almost all of your livestock have picked you.
 

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