I just won a 28g JBL Nano Cube CF Quad!

Discussion in 'Fish Tanks' started by d2mini, Sep 18, 2010.

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    Bifferwine I am a girl

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    Anglers are easy to keep. But they will eventually outgrow a nano cube. I would definitely have one if I had my way! They are certainly unique.
     
    Bifferwine, Sep 20, 2010
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    even this guy? Wartskin Angler
     
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    Bifferwine I am a girl

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    Those guys look like they stay small! The ones I've seen at my LFS get big.
     
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    Our local zoo has one in a 15gl tank. He is awesome! You almost can find him. He blends in so well. They are very interesting!
     
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    Ya, it looks like for both the horses and the anglers I'd be pushing the limits a little bit.
    Either looks perfectly doable from what I can tell but I'd just have to be extra cautious about keeping up with water changes and such.
    A few of the anglers at liveaquaria are listed as a 20g minimum and this tank is listed as 28.
     
    d2mini, Sep 20, 2010
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    yeah, i always wanted that angler. one day...
     
    guarda, Sep 20, 2010
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