help with nano additions
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help with nano additions
As stated in another thread, I am having a hard time deciding on my nano stock. I'm leaning toward a goby/shrimp (probably a watchman/candy cane pistol) and maybe the possum wrasse for some water movement. I like this wrasse but I'd get it from Oceans Paradise......http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+1926+1396&pcatid=1396. Thoughts? I had sort of wanted to try bare bottom and this means I would not be able to do that. If bb, I would go with a clown goby and some sexy shrimp probably. I want to keep the bioload low so I'm not even sure I'll put two fish in there...maybe just one.
I also like the starry, tailspot and dusky yellow streak blennies but some of them look like they'd need a bigger tank.
I also like the starry, tailspot and dusky yellow streak blennies but some of them look like they'd need a bigger tank.
blennieluvr- Admin
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Re: help with nano additions
How big is the nano? I forget
That wrasse is adorable, just remember to get a screen to cover the tank. You CAN do what I did and plumb your little tank into the bigger tank, increasing your area AND how many fish you can support. Then you can get a lot of little, peaceful fish. ...but that's just me.
That wrasse is adorable, just remember to get a screen to cover the tank. You CAN do what I did and plumb your little tank into the bigger tank, increasing your area AND how many fish you can support. Then you can get a lot of little, peaceful fish. ...but that's just me.
Swanwillow- Great White
- Location : Bemidji MN
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Re: help with nano additions
This tank will be at work so there will be no plumbing it to the main tank. I'm going to try it with the cover and PC's it came with for now so no worries about jumping fish. I'm glad you like the wrasse. I keep going back and looking at him. I like that it's a fish I haven't seen in anyone else's tank. It's a 12g tank.
blennieluvr- Admin
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Re: help with nano additions
You should get tanaka pygmy wrasse, I think they are way better looking! But they don't have the yellow stripes. I think those wrasses hid in the rocks and don't need sand but don't quote me on it. Watchmen gobies can get kind of large, 4-5 inches, I don't know if I would put one in a 12 gallon but there are a ton of gobies I would, I love greenbanded, hi fins, and tangaroas, and if you went gobies you could get a few, or a wrasse and a goby? Barnacle blennies stay small and I hear they are pretty funny to watch, I have some barnacle chunks you could have to them to hide in too.
GoingPostal- Mod
- Location : Int'l Falls, MN
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Re: help with nano additions
can go for him and a clown goby maybe?
Swanwillow- Great White
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I saw the tanaka wrasse. I like the yellow stripes and the possum wrasse's face is cuter to me. I see what you mean about the tangaroa goby. They are really pretty. I like the hi fin too. This is probably goofy but I don't want a shrimp and goby that have the same colors. If there's only going to be a few critters, I want as much color as I can. So, maybe the hi fin and red shrimp? I really do like the shrimp/goby idea, I guess. The thought of the clown goby isn't as appealing any more. I know they're cute though. Jolene ordered one once so I saw it when it came in.
blennieluvr- Admin
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Re: help with nano additions
I think I have decided and here goes.....
possum wrasse
3 sexy shrimp
barnacle blennie (Tiff, I'll take you up on the offer for a piece of barnacle)
pom pom crab (I wish I could catch the one in my 75 but I'd have to actually see it first! LOL)
Thanks for the suggestions. With these I think it will be interesting but no commitment to sand or a certain amount of sand.
possum wrasse
3 sexy shrimp
barnacle blennie (Tiff, I'll take you up on the offer for a piece of barnacle)
pom pom crab (I wish I could catch the one in my 75 but I'd have to actually see it first! LOL)
Thanks for the suggestions. With these I think it will be interesting but no commitment to sand or a certain amount of sand.
blennieluvr- Admin
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Re: help with nano additions
sweet! I think I'm going to grab a pom pom crab for my 12 gallon too, I've wanted one forever.
GoingPostal- Mod
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Re: help with nano additions
aren't the blennies too big for a 12? (just curious, I have no clue)
Swanwillow- Great White
- Location : Bemidji MN
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They get like 2" max and pretty much stay in a hidey hole other than popping in and out for food or whatever. Not a real mobile species.
GoingPostal- Mod
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Re: help with nano additions
ohhh, that'd be cool then. I know pet zone can get them-he had one not that long ago
Swanwillow- Great White
- Location : Bemidji MN
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I wish I could add some fish to my 12 gallon, have to get rid of my clownfish first. And have to catch them without destroying my new rockwork.
GoingPostal- Mod
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