I set up a new tank, you guys have Nano's and Pico's so I set up an Inco tank.
Water volume -1 oz
live rock -150% of tank volume
clean up crew- 1 copepod
substrait- glass bare bottom
Water change schedule- when I am thirsty I take a sip.
Lighting- 739 watts to the gallon
eyedropper sump.
In this inco tank I run bioballs, skimmer/ozone 150mg/hr and I dose calcium through a doser.
I can't test because the test kit uses more water than the tank capacity.
Make up water is morning dew.
For livestock I would like to have at least 1 copperband, I would get 2 but I am afraid they will fight.
I would also like to add a ribbon eel but I can only fit his head underwater, the rest of him will sit in saw dust.
Food is supplied 3 times a day through an automatic feeder. I use Rods food and strips of halibut.
My goal is to breed but I may raise the fry in a seperate tank or just put in a barrier to seperate them from the adults.
I hope one day to be tank of the month.
Water volume -1 oz
live rock -150% of tank volume
clean up crew- 1 copepod
substrait- glass bare bottom
Water change schedule- when I am thirsty I take a sip.
Lighting- 739 watts to the gallon
eyedropper sump.
In this inco tank I run bioballs, skimmer/ozone 150mg/hr and I dose calcium through a doser.
I can't test because the test kit uses more water than the tank capacity.
Make up water is morning dew.
For livestock I would like to have at least 1 copperband, I would get 2 but I am afraid they will fight.
I would also like to add a ribbon eel but I can only fit his head underwater, the rest of him will sit in saw dust.
Food is supplied 3 times a day through an automatic feeder. I use Rods food and strips of halibut.
My goal is to breed but I may raise the fry in a seperate tank or just put in a barrier to seperate them from the adults.
I hope one day to be tank of the month.