Possible in 10g

[SteveO83]

down the road would it be possible to keep a healthy anemone in a 10g? Led lighting. Corals as well. 1 MAYBE 2 small fish. If so and thats a big if. What kind are possible?

 

[Gareth elliott]

Small gobies would be great additions, like a citron or a yasha goby shrimp pair.

Edit misread [emoji23]

Rock flower anemones are probably the easiest ones. Some anemone like lps that also available, euphylia, alveoporas, duncans.

 

[SteveO83]

Small gobies would be great additions, like a citron or a yasha goby shrimp pair.

I was meaning with an anemone. Hoping to get info on keeping one if possible in such a small tank. Trying to plan things out before its time to add livestock

 

[Gareth elliott]

I was meaning with an anemone. Hoping to get info on keeping one if possible in such a small tank. Trying to plan things out before its time to add livestock

Edited my initial post, i misread the first time [emoji23]

 

[SteveO83]

Small gobies would be great additions, like a citron or a yasha goby shrimp pair.

Edit misread [emoji23]

Rock flower anemones are probably the easiest ones. Some anemone like lps that also available, euphylia, alveoporas, duncans.

All good . I do like the look of duncans. Ive always wanted, but had to sell my last tank before I could get it stable enough

 

[redfishbluefish]

A mini-maxi anemone would work in a ten gallon. The two I had were no more than 3 inches across.

 

[SteveO83]

A mini-maxi anemone would work in a ten gallon. The two I had were no more than 3 inches across.

Ill check em out. Thanks

 

[Gareth elliott]

All good . I do like the look of duncans. Ive always wanted, but had to sell my last tank before I could get it stable enough

With a nano, i would use an ato a little evaporation equals large chemistry changes with such small water volume.
Regular Water changes until you have either a lot of coraline or large amounts of coral growth should handle your chemistry depletions. I did not like any of the nano skimmers i used the coralife air stone driven one i had the most luck with, luckily it was also inexpensive lol.

Would hold off on any lps till your alk is stable for about ~6 months.

If using leds resist the urge to tweak them.

 

[SteveO83]

With a nano, i would use an ato a little evaporation equals large chemistry changes with such small water volume.
Regular Water changes until you have either a lot of coraline or large amounts of coral growth should handle your chemistry depletions. I did not like any of the nano skimmers i used the coralife air stone driven one i had the most luck with, luckily it was also inexpensive lol.

Would hold off on any lps till your alk is stable for about ~6 months.

If using leds resist the urge to tweak them.

Yeah. Just planning things out. So that I buy compatible live stock. Ill ask in the equipment section about ato’s for a tank with this setup.