Photo #1 - 24 Gal Nano Cube Reef N Fish

24 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - 24 gal nano cube reef n fish

Submitted By: ev hernandez on 03/24/2006

Photo Caption: 24 gal nano cube reef n fish

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State: California

Country: United States

Description: 24 gal nano cube, upgraded pump to maxjet 295gph, add uv sterilizer, and protein skimmer.

Advice: take your time, add slowly

Fish Kept: yellow tang, blue tang, flame angel, blue yellow stripe goby.

Corals/Plants: take a look, leathers, brain, mushrooms, hammer, zoos, star pollops, etc.

Tank Size: 24 gallons

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COMMENTS

Do that tang a favor and take it out or it will die.... Read before you take up the hobby, my god... there are too many people out there that just don't know what thery're doing and as a result perfetly good fish die like this one will.

Boss

2011-01-14 11:29:10

wo they all cant fit, buy about a 80-100gl.

N/A

2009-07-22 07:04:52

29 gallon is too small for even the smallest species of tang. It's a recipe for failure. Really nice tank otherwise

edwalsh

2009-03-24 11:50:45

I got a 29 gallon Bio Cube.. do you think the Yellow Tang will work in it?

Sasha

2008-09-09 10:12:23

I see you have a yellow tang in your 24 gallon.. I want one in my 24 gallon.. so I would really like to know how he is doing for you and how long you have had him in it? Thanks!!

Sasha

2008-09-05 11:29:52

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