WDKegge
Well-Known Member
What's up guys. Figured I'd start a side thread for my daughter's Nano tank.
My daughter has been involved in the hobby with me since I've started, she's always had an interest in the fish and corals since she could see my first tank. After coming across a great deal on a full tank IM nuvo 10 I decided to surprise her with it, she was beyond thrilled.
Day 1:
The tank has a small rock structure built by me with the following:
Kessil a80 with gooseneck and spectral controller
Cobalt Neotherm heater
Sicee return pump
Autotopoff.com Nano top off kit
Black argonite sand
Media rack with filter floss and siporax
Chemi pure blue nano
And that's it! The plans for this tank was low maintenance 3 gallon weekly water changes while I'm doing water changes on my elos 120. My daughter is very involved when it comes to maintaining the tank, she's responsible for feeding the fish and cleaning the glass and helping make saltwater and doing water changes.
The tank has been up and running for about 5 months at this point. After a long rough cycle I began stocking coral and livestock.
Most of the corals are frags from my main tank or bargain bin corals from the lfs or friends. I'm looking forward to seeing this tank fill out and enjoying the hobby more with my family.
My daughter has been involved in the hobby with me since I've started, she's always had an interest in the fish and corals since she could see my first tank. After coming across a great deal on a full tank IM nuvo 10 I decided to surprise her with it, she was beyond thrilled.
Day 1:
The tank has a small rock structure built by me with the following:
Kessil a80 with gooseneck and spectral controller
Cobalt Neotherm heater
Sicee return pump
Autotopoff.com Nano top off kit
Black argonite sand
Media rack with filter floss and siporax
Chemi pure blue nano
And that's it! The plans for this tank was low maintenance 3 gallon weekly water changes while I'm doing water changes on my elos 120. My daughter is very involved when it comes to maintaining the tank, she's responsible for feeding the fish and cleaning the glass and helping make saltwater and doing water changes.
The tank has been up and running for about 5 months at this point. After a long rough cycle I began stocking coral and livestock.
Most of the corals are frags from my main tank or bargain bin corals from the lfs or friends. I'm looking forward to seeing this tank fill out and enjoying the hobby more with my family.
