My 32 gallon biocube

[xandrew245x]

I finally got my 32 gallon biocube set up and all my rock setup how I wanted. I started with the 2 large pieces and and large flat piece. I built a stand out of 1/2" pvc pipe then glued rock onto it to make the upper structure. Placed a couple small pieces of rubble to finish it off. I am really happy with how it turned out. The entire back is a cave that also connects to the openong in the center. I am excited to get thos cycled and put some fish in.

 

[kevgib67]

I finally got my 32 gallon biocube set up and all my rock setup how I wanted. I started with the 2 large pieces and and large flat piece. I built a stand out of 1/2" pvc pipe then glued rock onto it to make the upper structure. Placed a couple small pieces of rubble to finish it off. I am really happy with how it turned out. The entire back is a cave that also connects to the openong in the center. I am excited to get thos cycled and put some fish in.

Welcome, glad you are here! Congratulations, looks great! I had a Biocube for over 4 years before I upgraded earlier this year, great tank and good luck!

 

[blkcoral]

I had three BioCube32s when learning the hobby. One FOWLR, one coral and one all other. Great way to learn the hobby and enjoy the journey. Just worked my DIY kalk doser so still learning a little each day.

 

[DerekCaudill]

Great start. Will be following along!

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Following along!

 

[xandrew245x]

Thanks everyone! I had a 75 gal FOWLR tank about 12 years ago. I have no experience with coral so this will be a lot of uncharted territory.

For fish i was thinking a clown, lawnmower blenny, a watchman goby/shrimp pair and possibly another small fish. Would this be too much for the tank?

 

[Schlagerdogin]

Looks awesome! I've had mine up and running since April of this year. Just got back into the hobby after 15 years. Following along!