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07-10-2008, 12:00 AM
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| Teenie Weenie Fish Join Date: May 2008
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|  wich is better i wanna do a nano 10g with no coral just live rock sand with maybe a starfish lots of snails and hermits of cores and maybe a clownfish or 2 and i wanna now wich is better this filter Power Filter: Bio System Power Filter & Surface Skimmer from Drs. Foster and Smith or just a nano protein skimmer from aquriumguys and im also thinking of having some colorful kelp,Maiden's Hair Plant,Halimeda Plant ,or just some Ulva Lettuce Algae or something that doesnt need high lighting
__________________ 29g 5 platys,7 neons,4 zebras,2 swordtails,3 corys,1 male and 1 female betta,2 ghostshrimp,1 dwarfpuffer,1 Angel, and a buch of snails ----------------------10g planted tank 4 fancy guppies,3 feeder guppies,1 otos,and a bunch of baby guppies,plants hornwat dwarf baby tears,mando grass lily bulbs Last edited by butters; 07-10-2008 at 03:47 PM. |
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07-15-2008, 06:09 PM
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| Super Fish  Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: NE Indiana
Posts: 2,334
| hmmm better do some research.....no filter is necessary, a couple powerheads and the live rock and the dilligent water changes necessary with a tank this small are all that is needed. Please rethink your livestock choices......2 clowns are too much for a 10g even 1 is maybe pushing it. The only starfish you could or should have would be a brittle or serpent star both which can get very large. A chocolate chip maybe, but not sure of their feeding needs, sand sifter is definitely out as they require a large footprint of very active live sand to sustain their voracious appetite.
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