3 gallon ocean NOW WITH 100% MORE WATER

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  1. jbb_00

    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    I wanted to start another tank, but didn't want to spend a fortune so ........ I started a pico and settled on spending a SMALL fortune.:-/


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    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    here are some of the future inhabitants :

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  4. steve wright

    steve wright Super Moderator

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    Those will look great in there jbb 00

    nice looking pico you have in progress

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    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    Thanks Steve,

    I hope it turns out to be as nice as it is in my head.


    Bryan
     
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    Corailline Super Moderator

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    Looks like it is going to be a sweet pico. Like the choice of substrate.

    The zoanthids are stunning, love the galaxy appearence to some of them.

    The ricordia are so colorful.
     
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    The great thing about a pico is that you can show off small specimens that might be overlooked in a larger tank. The pics you showed will look awesome in there. Any plans for critters that walk or swim?
     
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    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    At first I was thinking about a Barnacle Blenny since they really dont move around much, but started thinking I would need more than one to get the true personality. Not really sure a tank this small could handle the bio load. So its back to brainstorming. Also thought about a goby/pistol pair.


    any ideas ??

    -Bryan
     
  10. Barbarossa

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    I am partial to the idea of a goby pistol pair. If it was me, I would go with a tiger pistol and watchman goby. But that is just me.
     
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    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    ok, I decided to go with the goby/pistol pair, but I also want to put a few bumble bee shrimp in as well. Does anyone know if the pistol would go after them ? it will be a randalls pistol, the one I have now in the 40 seems to leave my sexies alone but I wonder if one can be more aggressive than another even though they are the same type. Any help would be great.

    -Bryan
     
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    jbb_00 Skunk Shrimp

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    Ok, the DECO kit totally BLOWS. The acrylic scratches even if you look at it too hard, so with that being said I now have a 6 gallon rimless GLASS tank. It will be equipped with a aquaclear 70 HOB that is modded into a fuge, and I am looking into either a 70w MH or a 4 bulb T5 setup. Pics to come soon.