My fluval spec 2 turned a year old

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My spec turned a year old it's modified with a intank media basket, Rio 180, Marine Innovations 8 watt led. Brs reef saver dry rock I do weekly 50% water changes and change the filter floss every week and replace chemi pure blue nano once a month. Just have a clown gobie and a emerald crab and snail. Thought it would be a lot harder to maintain a 2 gallon tank but it's been pretty easy
 
Nice. I've got the same tank that I'm looking to set up very soon. Also planning on getting the InTank media basket as well.

Did you have to modify the Rio 180 at all to get it to fit in the back?
 
Doing good been in there for 6 months hangs out on the rock and watches everyone I wouldn't but anything bigger in there
 
I hadn't planned on any fish at all. A couple sexy shrimp, and possibly a pom pom crab tops. But, perhaps I'll think about a clown goby. Decisions, decisions.
 
Congratulations on your one year, the tank looks great
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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  • Quite a bit, but an automatic feeder can change my answer

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