My 24 gallon JBJ 10 months in~ Pictures

[The Yellow Longnose]

Hey everybody!
Heres My 24gallon Nano Cube 10 months in!!!
Fish:
1- Six Line Wrasse

Inverts:
1- Coco Worm
1- Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
And tons of Snails and Hermits

Corals:
Toadstool Leather
Ricordeas including 4 orange and 1 blue
And Many other Mushrooms Including:
Blue Mushrooms
Different Types of Green Mushrooms
Hairy Mushrooms
And many more....
Bubble Coral
And Two Hammer Frags

Hope you like the pictures ~~!
Joe

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[The Yellow Longnose]

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[The Yellow Longnose]

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[The Yellow Longnose]

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Hope You like the Pictures ~comments are welcome here~
Joe

[smy168]

tank looks great, what type of lighting do you have running on the system?

[EdKruzel]

The pics are nice, however you've chosen several Non-Nano friendly corals due to rapid growth rate, size and aggressiveness.

I'm not trying to scare you, just hoping that your propagation skills are bit above efficient.

Good Luck,
Ed

[Cutiewitbooty]

I don't know anything about corals, which arn't nano-friendly? I think they are great pictures :D Just be careful of the JBJ 24 cracking on you :D

[The Yellow Longnose]

Thanks everyone, which corals where you talking about Ed....
Oh and im useing the stock lighting that i got with the tank but im planning on adding another 36 watt bulb to it
Thanks
Joe

[EdKruzel]

The three that stand out are:
Gold Crown Sarcophyton = Grows huge fast and will produce copious amounts of toxins (use plenty of carbon).

The Bubble Coral, Plerogyra = Grows large and non-branching species are a bit more difficult to frag. Short but very potent sweeper tentacles that will kill anything it touches.

Giant Brown (Guessing that's what it is) Rhodactis sp. = A mushroom that can span over 12''s across and will capture and eat small fish and motile inverts.

A note on the Hammer coral, Euphyllia sp; it has the ability to grow large, however any additional growth or new heads are easily fragged.
I've been guilty and still am to certain degrees (love the hammers) it only means we have to be ready to change things up a bit or a little more maintenance than usual.

Still a good looking tank...
Ed