Ya it’s crazy I’ve seen people have like 6 fish in a 32 and I’m like how the hell but there tank looks great so I’m like alright. I know the yellow clown goby doesn’t get very big so I know that would probably let me get 5 but if I didn’t anymore it would still be like a small fish. Probably a green chromis or another clown goby. Thought about doing a fire fish but never had luck with them.
there is this person on IG i sometimes see pictures of in my “discover” section. he has like 15-20 fish in a 20 GALLON. but he has A LOT of coral framed in there and states they help greatly with the bio load.
I have no idea - I have the 32 Biocube and aside from inverts going to stick with my 2 clownfish and be patient this time. I had a fish only tank, (29 gal) years ago with real live rock and it wound up a green mess full of aptasia, a mantis shrimp, and a spiny urchin. After a couple of years I was just topping off tank with distilled water. I had one clownfish then. He/she lived 3-4 years. The clownfish died during our move.
What’s their handle?
sounds like an awesome tank. I would like to know how much food he is putting in and what he does for nutrient export. That is the most important part. You can find an almost unlimited amount of fish to stuff in your tank, but keeping them fed and processing the waste is the hard part.
Ya honestly have to go to a really good lfs to get actual good live rock that’s not colored purple and some times still hard to get that and usually have to pay and arm and a leg. Best way is honestly getting it from someone on marketplace that is either breaking there tank down or they just sell it in general. But then you don’t know what hat hitch hikers you might get. Rather just season my own. But the coraline will come just takes time you might get a spec or two just from some frags, snails, or hermits you add to your tank. I’m getting a 3rd fish this Friday most likely and probably some gsp, Xenia, and mushrooms if I see those start to thrive right away will get some other stuff.
This is the correct answer. And for me, ‘bigger’ means an adult ocellaris or cardinal, or if really pushing it a pygmy angel. Smaller would be most gobies, smaller blennies, fire fish, etc. When I look on the biocube group on FB, there are constantly people posting their tanks that have 2 or 3 (I’ve seen as many as 5) tangs in a 32 gallon biocube, it’s just wrong.
Will do. But honestly if you get like a torch, hammer, frogspawn, leather, gsp, Xenia I wanna say they will host in it. I don’t care for anemone cause knowing my luck it will move often and sting everything.
