Newbie with a Nano
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You planning on running a fish only or mini reef?
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Mini reef
Probably with a couple of Clowns, Blenny, and possibly either a fire fish or sandy coby with CUC
Probably with a couple of Clowns, Blenny, and possibly either a fire fish or sandy coby with CUC
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Did consider a coral beauty, but tank is a little small I think.
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pistol shrimp and goby are an awesome combination to have if you haven't thought of them
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Then you'll really need to add some live rock if your thinking of inverts or corals.TheCookingViking1978 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 12:46 pm Mini reef
Probably with a couple of Clowns, Blenny, and possibly either a fire fish or sandy coby with CUC
Also, talking of size and water volume, ideally you can only house a couple of small fish in your 52 litre aquarium.
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Get a proper salt water liquid test and if you haven’t already, a proper refractometer for testing the salinity levels.
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If that's reef bones you have, live rock will seed that rock too.TheCookingViking1978 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 17:49 pm Live rock even with the rock I have?? Something to consider then. Thank u.
Ideally, you want 6kg of live rock for that size aquarium if you want a nano reef. The reef bones you say you have is 2kg, so you need 4kg of live rock which will take around three months to fully seed your reef bones.
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Yes diatoms they will go on their own. Be prepared for the “ugly stage” as it can make people want to give up the hobby!