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Fish already?!?! :eek:
Yes you guys heard correctly, Your Favorite 6 Gallon now has a fish! So, lets begin by stating clearly HE WILL ONLY BE IN THE TANK FOR A LITTLE BIT. So after shopping around for a Tail spot blenny, or small Goby I ended up empty handed...
Having driven as far as I did I wanted to leave SLC with something. I knew my friend was looking for a baby tang, so when I saw one at the fish store for $20 I grabbed him. He is the size of a Dollar Coin, and that may be an over statement.
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Excuse the Duncan's for being camera shy. They decided they weren't ready to be photographed as soon as I grabbed the camera. However, shortly after this I waited for them to open and fed them and the Candy Cane. Unfortunately I cannot figure out how to upload the time-lapse videos so I guess here are just more pictures of happy Corals.
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Stay tuned for my real fish choice and sand. :D
was kind of thinking the same thing haha I have a tiny hippo in my 29g and I feel bad for him let alone a 6g...That poor fish.
was kind of thinking the same thing haha I have a tiny hippo in my 29g and I feel bad for him let alone a 6g...
The tang I purchased was in my tank for 3 days, and he loved it. Like I said earlier he wasn't going to stay for long and the tank was huge for him. Ratio wise my (17"x10"x9") tank for a 1" fish is substantial. If people had the same ratios for a full grown Yellow Tang then they would have a 423.9 gallon tank for just one fish; (68"x40"x36") 423.9 gallons for a 4 inch tang. However, he is now happy in his new home at my friends house. :) My tank is larger than the tank he was in at the Local Fish Store so I'm sure he didn't mind.
A small Hippo in a 29 gallon is pretty sad though.. Hopefully he gets a new home soon.
As for the tank, I have some updates coming soon. New corals, and inverts!! Happy Reefing everyone! :)
*Facepalm*The tang I purchased was in my tank for 3 days, and he loved it. Like I said earlier he wasn't going to stay for long and the tank was huge for him. Ratio wise my (17"x10"x9") tank for a 1" fish is substantial. If people had the same ratios for a full grown Yellow Tang then they would have a 423.9 gallon tank for just one fish; (68"x40"x36") 423.9 gallons for a 4 inch tang. However, he is now happy in his new home at my friends house. :) My tank is larger than the tank he was in at the Local Fish Store so I'm sure he didn't mind.
A small Hippo in a 29 gallon is pretty sad though.. Hopefully he gets a new home soon.
As for the tank, I have some updates coming soon. New corals, and inverts!! Happy Reefing everyone! :)