Hey everyone
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reeffreak
Reef pro
Welcome to site Sammi!
If I did the conversion right and I believe I did.78L equals to about 18 US gal.
In that case stick with the smaller fish.Is this going to be a reef or FOWLR(fish only with live rock).
Here's a link to hardy nano fishes......http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/scateg.cfm?pCatId=2124
If I did the conversion right and I believe I did.78L equals to about 18 US gal.
In that case stick with the smaller fish.Is this going to be a reef or FOWLR(fish only with live rock).
Here's a link to hardy nano fishes......http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/scateg.cfm?pCatId=2124
reeffreak
Reef pro
First!:bounce::^::bounce:
Feel free to ask any question you may have.
Feel free to ask any question you may have.
Doc
I don't work for anybody
Welcome to the forum. please feel free to ask any questions you have. Our collective wisdom is actually pretty impressive. I have visited other marine forums and this one just plan rocks.
As for your fish question, you are looking at about one, 4-inch fish or two, 2-inch fish. a pair of firefish would look nice. royal gramma would also be nice. a royal dottyback looks similar to a gramma and is a good fish. not many people like the pink skunk clownfish, but that is always a nice addition to a smaller tank. Lots of options, up to you. Do your homework before deciding on a fish. Tends to take the headaches out of the future.
-Doc
As for your fish question, you are looking at about one, 4-inch fish or two, 2-inch fish. a pair of firefish would look nice. royal gramma would also be nice. a royal dottyback looks similar to a gramma and is a good fish. not many people like the pink skunk clownfish, but that is always a nice addition to a smaller tank. Lots of options, up to you. Do your homework before deciding on a fish. Tends to take the headaches out of the future.
-Doc
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Hello and welcome! Good advice so far, it's also helpful to get a good fish book to help decide what you want to put in your tank. I recommend Marine Fishes by Scott W. Michael, it's a "PocketExpert Guide".
Doc
I don't work for anybody
yeah, great advice Biff. I call it my "fish bible". I tend to read it about every day
-Doc
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Bifferwine
I am a girl
Yeah, I have the PocketExpert Guide on Marine Invertebrates also. It's missing some of the corals that I'm interested in, but I'd say it's 98% thorough and complete, also a very good book for anyone, beginner or expert, to pick up. I sent Redline the same set of books a while back as a gift. We read each other quotes from them for fun sometimes ;).
MikMcgyver
Vlamingi owner 4 life!
Welcome to the reef... Post up some pics if you get a chance...
yote
In Memoriam
Welcome to the reef.
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
welcome! I have those books too thanks to a wonderful mod on the forum. they are awesome! sadly they dont list the vlamingi tang :( but thats definately not for a 78L tank
DavidA717
Soon to be Reef Expert
Welcome to the site! hope you find it as helpful as i do
fishbait
I found Nemo
welcome to the site. there are also lots of beutiful wrasses that stay pretty small to. but some of them can get pretty pricey. here is a link to a place that carries lots of wrasses. Angel Fish | Anglers | Barracuda | Salt Water Clown Fish - Reef Hot Spot
fishbait
I found Nemo
oh, and I forgot about gobies. there are several species of gobies that are hardy, attractive, and stay small enough for a nano tank. they are normally pretty cheap too.
RigoSharon
LIVING REEFS INTERN
welcome sammy..have fun here on LR
