Stock for 3 gallon tank

i would just do some softies and 1 small fish. and a couple of cool inverts...i wouldnt reccomend doing 2 fish. maybe in a 5 or 10 gallon once its well established but thats still pushing it. especially in a 5.
 
We had a contest on this site using that exact same tank a couple years ago.

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I had fish in mine. I started with two panda gobies -- and never saw them again. Those fish were too small even for that tank.

So I ended up getting a clown goby and a very small baby clown. (Keep in mind the clown would not be able to live in that tank long term, it would have to be moved to a larger home pretty quickly).
 
Bifferwine said:
We had a contest on this site using that exact same tank a couple years ago.

Contests

(Change the date at the bottom to see older threads).

I had fish in mine. I started with two panda gobies -- and never saw them again. Those fish were too small even for that tank.

So I ended up getting a clown goby and a very small baby clown. (Keep in mind the clown would not be able to live in that tank long term, it would have to be moved to a larger home pretty quickly).
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One of my LFS has that very same set up at the check-out line, same fish too, some zoah, some srooms, and a shrimp.. no wait I messed up. it is a clown and a small six line. It is amazing...
 
I am seeing these around.. it must be a chemistry night mare.. anyone?

Would be quick and simple water changes and not take much salt.... I'd think lots of water changes.
 
I'm thinking the six line was a functional member.. or.. I should say is a functional member.. the tank I mentioned is up and running and shows some age.
 
I had one, until it kinda leaked everywhere... :(
I didnt put a fish in mine. I just found it to not have enough room, as you can see:


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Someone had some barnacle blennies in theirs. I can't remember who. Those would be a good choice for fish.

I did weekly water changes on mine, and ran the filter that came with it with carbon 24/7. The light was strong enough for me to keep SPS and a little clam in it. I also had some softies and LPS corals, and a fire shrimp named Francine.
 
Bifferwine said:
Someone had some barnacle blennies in theirs. I can't remember who. Those would be a good choice for fish.

I did weekly water changes on mine, and ran the filter that came with it with carbon 24/7. The light was strong enough for me to keep SPS and a little clam in it. I also had some softies and LPS corals, and a fire shrimp named Francine.
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so.. what happened to it?
 
Yea, if I'm honest, they are actually not to hard to keep up with in maintenance, just the water changes, and I used to change a mug of water out, every 3 days.The Pico light it came with was good, could keep stuff, but mine kinda rusted from all the salt creep.
 
Bifferwine said:
Yes, the regular stock light was good enough to keep anything I put in it.



I had it set up on my desk at work, and I eventually changed jobs so I moved its contents into my 90 gallon at home.
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Nice conversation piece... so .. my question may of gotten lost.. would it make a decent small frag tank?
 

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