Nano cube help needed.

1. Shrimp/Goby pair (Yasha goby or Randall's goby with large tiger pistol shrimp are my favorite)
2. Clownfish/rbta pair(you should have some baby clownfish by then!)
3. Mini/Maxi anemones with sexy anemone shrimp(make a "garden" of nems and the sexy shrimp "dance" over them, pretty cool!)
4. Dwarf Seahorse tank(need brine shrimp every day, but are incredible to watch)
5. Blue spot jawfish pair(might not be big enough tank and needs cover, probably not the best idea)

 

What kinds of lights and powerheads? A nice display of dendros, acans and favias would be awesome. Add in a trio of Bartlett's Anthias and a couple of nice wrasses. Jeremy's nano looks cool with that huge red yuma right in the middle. Quite the centerpiece. I've seen some pretty cool nanos that had the bottom carpeted with various colored rics and yumas, then various corals lining the rock work. Maybe a chalice tank. Maybe a couple of clams? Maxi-mini carpet? Baby shark?

Kind of hard to visualize and plan without more info.

--AJ

 

AJ I think even the biggest cube Craig has will be WAY too small for anthias, most wrasses, and definitely a baby shark! Baby sharks are a foot long when hatched!

 

I'm just saying this because there's nuts out there that will crucify Eheim for having big fish in small tanks.

 

sea horse tank would be cool

 

A NPS tank would be cool

 

I was thinking small ones...with nanos, you do everything small, then swap them out when they get too big...and the shark was obviously sarcasm.  Come on Adam. 
--AJ

 

AJ, I know you COULD, but there's crazy people out there that will go nuts if they see that! It's almost telling people it's ok to have them in there for any period of time. It's best to just avoid it. I didn't see the smiley face after the shark comment! haha

 

That's gonna be awesome Craig, I can't wait to see it! You should tell Reef Nutrition to bring some of their mysid shrimp to showcase to the seahorses!