Hi all
Can anybody please give me some sugestions on what i can stock my 100l nano with.
Regards
Can anybody please give me some sugestions on what i can stock my 100l nano with.
Regards
Stocking sugestions for a nano?
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There's a link at the bottom of this page that should give you some ideas. Links and Downloads Manager - Nano Tanks - Marine Aquariums of South Africa
LOL Ziyaad, I gave him more or less the same list when I spoke to him earlier.
Guys just one thing he is running skimmerless, going to be keeping softies, cleaner shrimps etc. Just relies on WC. Maybe just keep in mind when advising
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Not a tang 
Not a tang
LOL thats going in the 4ft!!!!
chromis , Clowns , bangie's , royla gamma , Hermits, those are perfect oh and fire fish are great to
Xenia, zooanthids, ricordia, mushrooms
clown goby, neon goby, Ocellaris or Percula clownfish
Sea Urchin
Possibly some macro algae to help with nutrient export if your lighting can handle it.
clown goby, neon goby, Ocellaris or Percula clownfish
Sea Urchin
Possibly some macro algae to help with nutrient export if your lighting can handle it.
I have a similar size nano, with a skimmer though, and I have about 20 corals
and 1 shrimp and 4 fish and 1 brittle star.
It turns a year old tomorrow and all good. Fish are 2 black ocserlaris
A scooter blenny and a clown goby
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and 1 shrimp and 4 fish and 1 brittle star.
It turns a year old tomorrow and all good. Fish are 2 black ocserlaris
A scooter blenny and a clown goby
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Sjoe choices choices choices!!!! Thanks for all the advice so far guys!
Hi Evo, glad you are getting some good advice..although it makes it difficult to choose !
I would just like to re-itterate what I said to you over the phone, take it slow with stocking, your tank needs time to adjust to the increased bioload.
i think this is worse in a nano's case + you are running skimmerless as well.
I would just like to re-itterate what I said to you over the phone, take it slow with stocking, your tank needs time to adjust to the increased bioload.
i think this is worse in a nano's case + you are running skimmerless as well.