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Coralfish 29g - 7 years ago

Be carful bec fire fish jump

vivian zhang - 7 years ago

woat 4:55 dedly palyzoas

vivian zhang - 7 years ago

be careful they can be extremely toxic

The Reneeinator - 7 years ago

Catch em all fishing fan i see?

Rob Betts - 7 years ago

so cool

MIKE TV - 7 years ago

Your tank is simpily.... fucking awsome

reeree282006 - 7 years ago

Do a update video on your tank please!

Danny Le - 7 years ago

Could you give me the exact setup you have as far as tank filtration etc

mikhi dajur - 7 years ago

i have a ten gallon tank also.. looks sweet

ParaTimbre - 7 years ago

Is it possible to fit an invert or 2 in there, like a fire shrimp, emerald crab, hermit crab? I'm cycling my 10g nano right now and I'm planning on stocking it with 2 clowns, a fire goby, or royal gramma, and an invert or 2. Idk about the royal gramma though, since I heard it's aggressive.

ParaTimbre - 7 years ago

I just got an emerald crab yesterday in addition to my 2 clowns. However, I'm scared because I heard that sometimes they'll eat fish and other inverts. Has this happened in your experience?

ParaTimbre - 7 years ago

Awesome. Did the Emerald Crab and FireShrimp help a lot with the waste?

Yeah I actually just stocked it with 2 clowns. I'm just thinking on what the 3rd fish will be. I'm really liking the Yellow Watchman Goby, but Firefish and Royal Gramma are close seconds.

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

I eventually added a emerald crab and peppermint shrimp. Both did great. I would just stick with the clowns and firefish, 4 fish might be pushing it

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Canada Arrow - 7 years ago

I have the same filter the queit flow 20. Do you have special filters?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

I used chemipure and cheap foam stuff you can get off amazon. I forgot what it was called.

FUNNY SH#T - 7 years ago

i have fresh water tanks and i want to start saltwater so bad but i think water changes will cost alot what do you think

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Salt water is definitely more expensive than freshwater. But maybe it's worth it ;)

NordAquarium - 7 years ago

great tank!

Reef Cloud - 7 years ago

What circulation pump are you using

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Check my other setup video I can't even remember lol

Avy Aulonocara - 7 years ago

Its a shame you couldn't keep this tank, but thank yo for sharing. It really helps to see what can be done in 10g for salt. Super simple and still looks lovely.

SubparPanda - 7 years ago

Very nice!

Josh Mitford - 7 years ago

Awesome tank man, about to start a Fluval Evo 13.5, Im using chemipure and purigen as my filter media, thoughts on that?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

I just used some cheap foam stuff off amazon

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Chemipure is great never heard of purigen

Rene Diaz - 7 years ago

Can i get a link to buy that circulation pump

tim klopper - 7 years ago

Nice tank

5minute reviews - 7 years ago

This is awesome bro

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5minute reviews - 7 years ago

This is awesome bro

Reel_fishing239 - 7 years ago

hey man i have a question i have a 10 gallon just like you do and i want to get a good light that grows my corals and keeps them healthy. how well is this light doing for you? do you still have it? and are the corals health and growing hope to hear back from you thanks!

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

The light I had was awesome I would highly suggest it.

Kay Skywalker - 7 years ago

How are the fish doing in the ten gallon? Any updates?

idontcareutoob - 7 years ago

Damn I named my big one Shamu too!

finpafine - 7 years ago

He doesn't answer all questions

finpafine - 7 years ago

+Dodge Andersen and also, how you keep up with alk and calcium needs

finpafine - 7 years ago

+Dodge Andersen yes thank you! Do you feed you corals? Or just with water changes is enough?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Sorry I don't get on here very often! Do you have a question?

PREETAM PRAMANIK - 7 years ago

Hey Dodge what is your aquarium dimension ??

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

I'm not sure exactly, but it was a standard 10 gallon tank!

Donald Trump - 7 years ago

Dodge where is the update ???

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Sadly, I had to move into a new apartment, and they have a strict no animal policy (including fishtanks) so I had to get rid of this tank. Luckily, my dentist in my hometown has a reef tank and I sold all these little guys to him! I get to go see them anytime I visit home!

Donald Trump - 7 years ago

What does Nano mean?

Jive Chip - 7 years ago

small

wcdeich4 - 8 years ago

Do you know of any coral that can live in low salinity, like 1.018sg, so I could keep it with Opae Ula shrimp?

Rafael Swinney - 8 years ago

mushrooms and hammer heads will do fine

Robert Hoang - 8 years ago

how long for u change water ??

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Seaside Geckos - 8 years ago

I may be getting a 10 gallon saltwater tank (:

Jordan Stevens - 8 years ago

what lighting and how much did it cost?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

https://www.chewy.com/current-usa-orbit-marine-aquarium/dp/133045?utm_source=google-product&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=hg&utm_content=Current%20USA&utm_term=&gclid=CIfI2rWC-NECFUm4wAod7PgAnQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

simpleAI - 8 years ago

i hear clownfish need 30 gallons, is that true?

simpleAI - 8 years ago

thanks, im getting a 100 gallon tank.

SurvivalHorrorTV - 8 years ago

some clownfish do, like a maroon clownfish... as young fish they don't, if you go into a petstore they are never kept in an aquarium that they are meant to be in as adult size. but remember fish get big despite the tank the are in, so eventually they will get too big for the tank they are in and need a bigger one. so for the sake of not having to have multiple tanks, just put them in the biggest one you can possibly get for them, and afford of course.

teddy023 - 8 years ago

Love the videos, dude! I can't wait to start my 10 gallon, you make it look so easy but I know it will be a lot of fun work! Hope to see you keep posting!

Rafael Swinney - 8 years ago

it pretty easy just change 1 gallon of water every 2 weeks and dont over feed. you will do fine

Nasir Hussain - 8 years ago

can u list out the accessories u hav put in? like any protien skimmer etc??

Jack Conant - 8 years ago

Would love another update

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Robert Fowler - 8 years ago

is this still up and running?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Anne R. Tremblay - 8 years ago

Such a great tank! You should add a blue backdrop or tropical one, they're so beautiful

Le Coeur - 7 years ago

I can't stand the backdrops, think it looks so much better as a clear water see through

Gta5 vids - 8 years ago

dumb ass you don't keep saltwater fish in a ten gallon tank not even a 20g or 30g or even 40g or 50g you need at least a 65g tank

Nick C - 7 years ago

I have a 5 gallon idiot lol ! Its not about the size but the quality of the water... do you even reef ?

Landon Meeks - 8 years ago

you my sir are stupid and need to do this thing called research

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

Lol okay I will make sure to never ever do it again and I will tell the hundreds of thousands of people that keep nano tanks to take them all down and get at least 65 gallon tanks.

dubshit maksimiliano - 8 years ago

wat all filters are u running just the hang on filter or wat?

YunG AciDeX Ace - 8 years ago

i farted

Shawn Mayer - 7 years ago

me too

Up_Syndrome - 7 years ago

Fun

Andre but Animated - 7 years ago

YunG AciDeX Ace what the heck

Prithvish Mallikarjun - 8 years ago

I am in the same process 10 gallon i have two small clown and a dotty back and they dont seem to be getting alone do your fish get along?

Sam Scharck - 8 years ago

It is the dotty back they are a little aggressive

Renzo Zárate - 8 years ago

hey Dodge nice tank!! i just have one cuestion, what do u have inside ur filter? just sponje? or something special?

Layne Spicer - 8 years ago

so lovely, it's amazing

FoodFever - 8 years ago

can you make an update vid of your tank plz :D

FoodFever - 7 years ago

awe ok. Thanks for the vid! Your video and my friend's tank got me hooked so I started a 55g for myself :D

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

Parker Mullen - 8 years ago

Looks great! Do you remember by any chance where you bought that tank?

Dodge Andersen - 7 years ago

I picked it up at a local fish store! It is a standard 10 gallon tank

LOOO OOL - 8 years ago

green star polyps put it away from main rock gonna take over and sting em all

LOOO OOL - 8 years ago

+Pouya Marmoulak btw go buy polyfilter thank me later they really cheap in states aswell

Austin Kast - 8 years ago

what are the lights that you are using

Whit B - 8 years ago

how do you keep the firefish from flying out of the tank

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

Lol okay well have a good day!

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+PULL MY Finger How do you have so much anger built up inside of you lol

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

I never had any problems with the co2 exchange. It's not air tight by any means lol. And I moved my light a little forward so it would be out of the way of the seem.

Whit B - 8 years ago

Do you have a problem with the seem blocking light. Or anything I have a USA orbit marine and was wondering because your setup is awesome. I just didn't know. People keep telling me it needs to be open because of co2 exchange or something. Sorry might be a newbie question. Thanks for responding

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+Whit B http://www.amazon.com/All-Glass-Aquarium-AAG29020-20-Inch/dp/B0002AS7ZI :)

Melinda Unknown - 8 years ago

You have done an awesome job! Keep it up, you have inspired people for sure!

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Jay Asuncion - 8 years ago

any new updates on the tank?

Mike Lemming - 8 years ago

No more updates?

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

It sure is a fun hobby!!! A lot of ups and downs but it's all worth it! I miss mine everyday!!!

Mike Lemming - 8 years ago

+Dodge Andersen that's unfortunate! Hopefully you'll be back in the game in the near future. I will be setting up my 29 within a few weeks. Just trying to piece everything together first!

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+Mike Lemming Sadly, I had to move into a new apartment, and they have a strict no animal policy (including fishtanks) so I had to get rid of this tank. Luckily, my dentist in my hometown has a reef tank and I sold all these little guys to him! I get to go see them anytime I visit home!

mattkavili - 8 years ago

Gez! 10 gallon? That water quality looks amazing. Good fish selection. Thanks for posting.

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+mattkavili Thanks! I used chemi pure and that stuff does wonders!

001fishman - 8 years ago

First video: bashes people who overstock nano tanks

Second video: overstocks the crap out of a nano

lol, this guy

001fishman - 8 years ago

+Dodge Andersen Those Perculas will get up to 3 inches each when they mature, that plus the firefish is a cramped tank. To paraphrase a guy I saw on youtube once "don't be selfish" your clowns would be much happier in a 20+. Just because they can all fit doesn't mean they are thriving.

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

I don't see how this would be considered overstocked. All my levels checked out perfectly and I never lost anything.

Joshua Potters - 8 years ago

Have you had any algae issues?

YunG AciDeX Ace - 8 years ago

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Poppu - 7 years ago

YunG AciDeX Ace no. XD

AlphaAquariums - 8 years ago

represent mizzou!!!!

Jimbo Jack - 8 years ago

how do u take care of them nd how u do a water change

Derek Preston - 8 years ago

man that setup is sweet!!

Damn Danno! - 8 years ago

Can u just pick up the coral and move them into another spot?

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+Danny Doty Yes if you don't have them glued down.

Ryan - 8 years ago

looks just awesome

Rad Perez - 8 years ago

Looks nice...

robbbcruzzz - 8 years ago

what light do you have??

Dodge Andersen - 8 years ago

+robbbcruzzz current orbit led with ramp timer

robbbcruzzz - 8 years ago

nice tank!! any tips for a new aficionado?? im starting my tank as we speak..

eros - 8 years ago

where the update

Patrick Dorothy - 8 years ago

How much did this setup cost you?

WARHOGS12 coc - 8 years ago

cool

Ultimate Metal - 8 years ago

Whats the plant's name again?

Ultimate Metal - 8 years ago

Have you ever thought of getting a snail? A nertile snail are small snails that eat algae and only reproduce in brackish water, so you can have like 2 or 3.

HeyAndrooSky - 8 years ago

Building a 5gallon right now.. cant wait till its fully up and running :D

AlphaAquariums - 8 years ago

check out Columbia pet center, they have some sweet fish and have the largest selection in town. I go there for fw but they also have a little bit of saltwater, they also take orders of fish and will ship them into their store for you for free!!

NEMO20G - 9 years ago

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Shibe Inu - 9 years ago

This is awesome, too bad you don't see many nanos around. This is a golden example of a good nano.

alianisz - 9 years ago

I love this setup! I hope ill be able to achieve the same results as you when I start a reef again.

TheBishop12 - 9 years ago

The live rock/sand has really come to life on this update. What camera are you using and how are your video files looking so crisp on youtube. I have an old Canon Powershot ELPH 110 HS 16.1 megapixels and it always looks blurry on youtube and youtube always asks me to upload to original quality. And would you recommend ornamental shrimp like peppermints, cleaners, coral banded, harlequin, etc in a 10g nano tank??

TheBishop12 - 9 years ago

Holy smokes now I HAVE to upgrade my 5 now haha. Sounds good man i'll keep that feeding tip in mind.

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

I actually just used my iPhone 6 Plus!! And then I uploaded it directly to YouTube on my phone in 1080. And yeah shrimp are fine as long as you keep them fed well so they won't accidentally munch on your corals! I added a peppermint shrimp not long after this video and fed him flake food with a long set of tweezers and he would snatch it right from them! I also got a sexy shrimp but he disappeared not long after I purchased him.

Legendary Aaron R - 9 years ago

is the fire fish okay only by itself? and does that small of a tank really need a power head?

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

Yes he was fine! And yes you will need a power head the current alone from the filter is not enough

larryjohnny - 9 years ago

What was the total cost and up keep cost? Looks amazing! Bravo! So sad that it's gone! This is exactly what I imagined as my ideal "simple" tank. However I know there is nothing simple about it so I just have a Betta right now.. Good times!

Legendary Aaron R - 9 years ago

wait a annenome is a fish? so they all just move to where they want?

Legendary Aaron R - 9 years ago

i never knew that.

sygy - 9 years ago

+Aaron R anemones are invertebrates. they can move, and they do so often. they eat food, and do need it to survive.

Legendary Aaron R - 9 years ago

so they will move and eat and stuff?

frank o - 9 years ago

nope, they are inverts just like crabs, and shrimp

Joshua Pendley - 9 years ago

i will say if you keep those clowns, im assuming they are ocellaris they will outgrow the tank. if theyre true percula they will severely outgrow the tank.

Joshua Pendley - 8 years ago

+Isaac Cano maybe you can get away with it but it isn't really recommended

Joshua Pendley - 8 years ago

+wildwestherp s no....ocellaris are smaller than true percula

wildwestherp s - 8 years ago

+Isaac Cano Percula stays smaller than the occelaris.

Isaac Cano - 8 years ago

They won't, Ocellaris clownfish require at least 10 gallon tank or more. Maroon and Clarks clownfish require bigger tanks due to them growing beyond three inches.

Joshua Pendley - 9 years ago

not bad.

CityReefer - 9 years ago

Great example of running a reef tank with a simple set up. The tank looks really good.

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+CityReefer Thanks!

Joe Meza - 9 years ago

what do you use inside your filter??

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+Joe Meza I used chemi-pure wrapped inside of cheap filter pads I bought off of amazon. Kept my tank crystal clear! And on a nano on big bottle will last you a long time

Reefer Nanoman - 9 years ago

Just be careful when feeding. I only feed my fish once a day. If you feed too much, it can create unwanted algae.

Reefer Nanoman - 9 years ago

Looking nice! Check out my nanoreefs in my channel. Good luck with your studies. Subscribed.

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

Dodge - This is one of the most charming videos I've ever seen! As an inveterate marine aquarist, I applaud your candor and humility. There's nothing more annoying than a prick who's more proud of himself than his tank. "It's a wise man who admits that which he doesn't know". Your tank is excellent! Saltwaterfish.com does indeed rock. One treat you might consider for your carnivores and the pink tip: get a raw "table shrimp", devein it, cut into small pieces and freeze in a plastic bag. Thaw as needed and I promise your animals will reward you with health and vigor. Keep it up, man!

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+Dodge Andersen Just promise me that you'll keep it up. Your passion is obvious and admirable. However, one caveat on those giant systems: (I maxed out at 125G)....In these small tanks, parameters are easy to control as are unwanted guests. In a 500G, one little unseen aiptasia or another parasite can overtake your tank bring you down in two weeks time. Sometimes, simple is best. And all the best to you, pal!

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+Jeff Henderson Thank you Jeff! I really did love having my tank! It was so rewarding and fun to take care of. Sadly, I had to move into a new apartment, and they have a strict no animal policy (including fishtanks) so I had to get rid of this tank. Luckily, my dentist in my hometown has a reef tank and I sold all these little guys to him! I get to go see them anytime I visit home! I will definitely start up another tank when I have a more permanent place to live. My goal is to custom build a huge tank that is 500+ gallon. (Probably will be a long time before that lol) With my dad and I's construction background I think we will be able to build something pretty spectacular. Thanks for the kind words and I wish you luck with all your tanks!

xu hu - 9 years ago

Do you have add subtracte anything ?

Nick Nelson - 9 years ago

update

Nick Nelson - 9 years ago

:( sry to hear that glad they got a good home tho

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+Nick Nelson I had to move into a new apartment that has a strict no pets policy so I sadly had to sell everything in this setup. But I sold them to a hometown dentist so I get to go check on the little guys whenever I want!

Oliver Davey - 9 years ago

hey. gr8 vid :-)
what light do you have and how long do you leave it on for etc?day/night colours etc? is it easy to set the timer?
thanks :-)

Aaron Lundsten - 8 years ago

He got a Current USA Marine LED light. They are probably the cheapest efficient LED option. They have a timer system so once you set it, you don't need to worry about it anymore.

Parker Zachary - 9 years ago

Do you not have a protein skimmer? Is one not necessary?

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

If you do a 10% water chance weekly, you do not need a skimmer

nicksmith1123 - 9 years ago

I love your tank and your fish videos man! Subscribed :) Maybe I'll do a update on my tank lol. Last video was like 2 years ago a lot has changed. But love your videos keep them coming bro!

Morgan Robinson - 9 years ago

About how much did it cost you for this whole setup? Including the livestock.

kenwizzlefoshizzle52 - 9 years ago

great video, congrats on an epic tank

Blaine Rohlfs - 9 years ago

If you aim the wave maker at the anemone, not so he gets torn up but so it bothers him then he may move. Hope that helps

Victor Perez - 9 years ago

Hey man I'm thinking of turning one of my 10 gall tanks to salt is it good If get the same supplies as you..but I have no idea what light to get any suggestions ??

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+Victor Perez Yo, Victor! Depending on what livestock you want, LED technology is the smartest option. You can spend $50 or $600. I spent $40 on each of four 10G nanos. I grow SPS (small polyp stony corals), LPS (large polyp stony corals), zoanthids, crabs, snails, shrimp (be careful, some eat coral polyps) and select fish (basslets, tangs, wrasses, reef friendly guys) with LEDs only. Regular frequent water changes are all you need besides lights and live sand. You must start with live sand to jump start your nitrogen cycle.

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+Victor Perez http://current-usa.com/aquarium-led-lights/orbit-marine-fixtures/orbit-marine/

michaelvideo's - 9 years ago

awesome tank man!
but i have a question, i want to turn my 14 gallon fresh water tank into a reef tank, but can i just use the same equipment as you do? because i am on a pretty low budget so can i use a hang on the back filter if i do weekly waterchanges?
Thanks man!

Milind Mane - 7 years ago

Jeff, I am glad to know that one can start marine reeftank with such a lean setup, usually pet store suggests protein skimmers, filters like Hydra20 and a lot of stuff even at the start-up..Dodge thanks alot for this simple and informative video..

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+michaelvideo's Basically, the answer is yes. If your current hang-on filter has a bio-wheel, then certainly! If not, then you'll just need to do frequent water changes which you should do anyway. Depending on what animals you want, your current lighting might work as well. If you want to develop and learn about corals, spend a little on LEDs. I got a fantastic clip-on blue/white actinic for $20.

MrWaddlezzzz - 9 years ago

How difficult is it to care for a tank at college? I'm going this year and really want to bring my tank but I'm worried about water changes and how difficult it will be ?

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+MrWaddlezzzz It's not hard....especially for nanos. Keep one gallon mixing (with an airstone) at all times. Then, once a week or so just replace old water with new. It's so much simpler than people think. Fresh sea water is cheap, easy and it replaces 1000s of dollars in equipment.

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

+MrWaddlezzzz It's definitely something that is going to take a lot of your time so you have to decide if it's worth it. Sometimes I felt as if my tank was taking my time I could have been studying but if you're a good time manager you should be fine

4thGloryMonday - 9 years ago

i had some xeinas and they completely took over my tank grew over all my corals and in only a few months killed everything in my tank. good luck man

Paul Chris - 9 years ago

Uh-Oh! Hermit Crab legs might mean Mantis Shrimp! Be cautious, and it could even eat your fish. Research.

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

No mantis shrimp I think he just was malting because he came back one day lol

AbstractXD - 9 years ago

I feel as though once the clowns reach maturity they'll harass the firefish to death but you'll cross that bridge when the time comes. Nice tank

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

They still don't mess with him at all they stay in one part of the tank and the fire fish stays in the other! When feeding they just share and never touch each other.

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

Fully stocked? There's only 3 fish?

Wirty - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou a recipe for fish death

Wirty - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou a recipe for fish death

Wirty - 9 years ago

+Johanan Micaiah yea its saltwater.. thats kinda overstocked i would only do the 2 clowns imo.

Wirty - 9 years ago

+Johanan Micaiah yea its saltwater.. thats kinda overstocked i would only do the 2 clowns imo.

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou In such a small system, a refugium isn't a viable option. These tanks (and I have four) would be ridiculous if you tried to maintain separate cleansing filters....water changes are really about all you need but you have to stay on top. I simply run bio-wheels (Marineland) and change one gallon every other day (or three days if I get lazy) and there's no need for skimming or dosing or expensive filtration equipment. Just take used water out and put new water in.

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+Johanan Micaiah It's a ten gallon tank, man. THAT is fully stocked.

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou ok tks

Andreas Chryseliou - 9 years ago

+Johanan Micaiah I'm not entirely sure, I've never run a refugium myself.

I know that there are many 'display' refugiums which are designed to look nice as well as serve a purpose.

Most of these have multiple forms of macro-algae's or Mangrove plants.

I don't know if you can just 'not' grow ugly algae's in a fuge though.

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou If you had a tank full of macroalgae, like a planted tank, would that mean that undesirable algae will be outcompeted? That is after all the function of refugiums right?

Andreas Chryseliou - 9 years ago

Yes, a water change is the best thing for a small tank.

Skimping out on maintenance is just a recipe for algae blooms.

Johanan Micaiah - 9 years ago

+Andreas Chryseliou But even if there was one clown, husbandry should still be carried out right?

Andreas Chryseliou - 9 years ago

There's also only 10 Gallons.

In reality, just one of those Clowns would max out the stock capacity for a 10G.

As long as the husbandry is taken care of though, it should be fine.

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BigShow - 9 years ago

you use a carbon filtration no skimmer ??

BigShow - 9 years ago

+Dodge Andersen THX man :)

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

Yes with weekly water changes you don't need a skimmer

Andrew Ippolito - 9 years ago

I would like to set up a similar tank but I'm curious on how much you spent on everything

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

I think around 300

yaryna bez - 9 years ago

beautiful tank set up, how much is everything cost?

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

I'm going to say I have 300 in all of this

Russ Polk - 9 years ago

If u had ro guess hoow much did u spend on all the live stuff in the tank.coral not fish

Dodge Andersen - 9 years ago

I think around 300!

Aleksander Filipczak - 9 years ago

great little tank! love it

matthew griffin - 9 years ago

yer hermit crab has most proberley sheded it sken it will hide for a cuppal of days. tanks looking good mate :-]

Jeff Henderson - 9 years ago

+matthew griffin Your grammar gave me brain cancer.

NYCity Cichlids - 9 years ago

That's a cool nano you got there.

RBProductions815 - 9 years ago

your clowns aren't fighting. They are figuring out which is male and which will be female. Eventually one will give in and the other will grow larger. The larger one will be the female. Sweet tank!

Avery Stephens- Da Fightn' Fish - 9 years ago

I like your goby. "Fire fish. " he's awsome. :)

Robert S - 9 years ago

Nice tank!!!

Tara Andersen - 9 years ago

Looks awesome!! Great work. I can tell you take really good care of it. Probably annoy your girlfriend with it too ;)

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