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05/27/2015, 07:59 PM | #1 |
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6g jbj nano macro tank
Hi everyone. So been keeping nano tanks ever since i started in the hobby.I had this tank set up for a while before i gave it to a friend. well it ended up just sitting for a long time so decided to set it up once again. Decided to do something different so i removed the PC lights and filtration. here are some progress photos:
livestock: bunch of macros yellowtail damsel few hermits one snail equipment: HD par30 (i think) JBJ 6g tank tetra heater Knano 240 and here are a few pictures of how it currently sits: had to trim the macros way back for space: some close ups: thanks for looking!! |
05/27/2015, 09:49 PM | #2 |
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oops just saw there is a macro algae section...
maybe a mod can move my thread there? |
05/28/2015, 04:51 AM | #3 |
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Done.
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05/28/2015, 07:31 AM | #4 |
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Awesome tank!
Should have left it in the nano section so people could see, but I understand why it's moved, just glad I caught it before the thread header went away from the nano section. I love macro tanks. I'd love to do a 20L thalassium tank one of these days.... Do you also have it plumbed externally? |
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05/28/2015, 11:25 AM | #6 |
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Love this set up. Great looking tank.
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05/29/2015, 06:38 AM | #7 |
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Good stuff! Love seeing more ppl getting into the macro side of this hobby!
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05/29/2015, 10:54 AM | #8 |
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Looking good man! Didja post this up on SDreefs yet?
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Thanks!
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Thanks Andrew. Yeah I posted in the nano section. |
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05/29/2015, 08:36 PM | #10 |
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Great tank. I'm thinking of doing a macro tank soon and I love the look of this little one.
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05/30/2015, 12:05 AM | #11 |
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yeah love this lil guy!
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05/31/2015, 08:37 PM | #12 |
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Here's a small clip of my tank as it sits now. Thinking about getting a small hob filter with carbon to help clear the water.
http://youtu.be/WChq1uUJk8A |
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I still love it! Sorry you're running our of hosting room!
I see it as what would be the perfect refugium plumbed into my sps-dominated cube. One day... |
06/17/2015, 10:03 PM | #15 |
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This reminds me so much of some of the tide pools I used to explore. Great job!
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06/20/2015, 06:47 PM | #16 |
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Thanks ^^
So everything is pretty much the same except that I took out the damsel and I'm looking to replace him with a different fish. Only I can't decide what fish to put in here. Any suggestions?? |
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Anyways.... Here's a little update. current FTS: Side shot |
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ah I cant wait to set up a macro tank but still trying to set up my main tank gonna try to grow some macro in there, ( running an ATS skimmer less system) but if not i am gonna set up a lil tank been wanting to do for years now...HA 1st tank not even up and i want another...
how often to you trim? what species are you finding grows best but not to much? how much do you ATO each day? just a cool lil guy... |
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i trimmed heavily once to make space for more stuff but since then i only cut out whatever i see that's growing close to or on top of something else. its usually the caulerpa prolifera or the gracilaria mammilaris that i have to watch out for. the dragons tongue too but not as much. the others are growing but not too fast and don't look as invasive. so i probably pick out small chucks every other week or so. I'm not taking out sandwich bags full of this stuff but that's because i don't let it get that far lol as far as top off goes, i usually top off twice a day. morning and evening. i don't have an ato yet but will soon. its starting to get hot over here so ill have to get out a fan and ato soon! |
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Are you dosing with any additional nutrients? Im really interested in doing some macros in one of the invert tank projects I'm working on and these seem like they'd be a little more conductive to the tide pool type environment I'd like to provide for my critters.
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Nice! That's a variety of Nemastoma. Did you pick it up from Edward, or someone else?
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