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04/28/2006, 02:03 PM
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Will I overload?
I have a 12 Gallon JBJ Nano Cube with 20lbs ofsand and 15 gallons of live rock I took out the NC pump and added a rio 800 for more circulation ( I also split the water return so it gets water all through out the tank)
At this time I have: 1. 3 run of the mill hermit crabs 2. 1 Anenome crab 3. 3 Bumble Bee snails 4. 1 (tiny) Yellow clown goby 5. 1 Orange firefish (It is quite small compared to the other fire fish I have seen) The tank is coming along great the coraline alge is bulding up nicely, I have yet to add any corals, however, I plan on doing so. (Zoos, xenias, pretty standard stuff) If I were to add a: Flasher Wrasse and a pair of true percula clowns would that be too much for the system? Thanks for your help! |
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#3
04/30/2006, 04:33 AM
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thats alot of bio! how much carbon and H2o changes plan? still thats too many fish in a tank that small. 1" per 5 gallons is med. bio-load.
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04/30/2006, 04:26 PM
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I am planning on doing WWC (Weekly Water Changes) Right now I only have the two gobies I was just curious to see what people thought about having 5 fish in a 12 gallon tank. I also read that a yellow clown goby does not count against bio load because they clean the sand? I dont remember where I read this, and its prob not true...Oh well thanks for the feedback!
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