CL's Nano Wave 9 Reef *New pictures 9-13*

[MedRed]

Originally Posted by Dollface

Lounge plz.

enough is enough. Click unsubscribe and do not enter again. Problem solved.

[chase127]

cl's spilling the salt on TPT and i like it...

[CL]

Originally Posted by chris127

cl's spilling the salt on TPT and i like it...

lol, and it's taking it like a slug would

[legomaniac89]

Looks good, nice Bali rock. Any plans for future inhabitants?

[CL]

Originally Posted by legomaniac89

Looks good, nice Bali rock. Any plans for future inhabitants?

Thanks!
As far as fish go, A nice goby/ shrimp and maybe a clownfish or two (I'm still not sure on what exactly would be too much for my little 10 gallon.)

[AzFishKid]

Great looking SW tank! I've always wanted to try a SW nano, but as someone previously posted, it sounds kind of intimidating..

Jeez.. it's like some of you guys have a deep hatred for saltwater aquariums. Calm down.

I don't get why some of you guys are making such a big deal about CL sharing his reef tank and having it the Tank Journal section of the forum. Does a saltwater tank not count as a tank?

Unless there is a place that says saltwater tank postings are not allowed, then i don't see a problem with it.

[Minsc]

I like the rockwork. I've also never seen two Koralias pointed directly at one another, interesting...

I'm not familiar with that tank, could you share the specs, and how you are planning on maintaining the water quality?

As for livestock, you could maybe put a percula/ocellaris clown, or maybe a skunk. 10 gallons is a bit cramped for a clown though.

[CL]

Originally Posted by Minsc

I like the rockwork. I've also never seen two Koralias pointed directly at one another, interesting...

I'm not familiar with that tank, could you share the specs, and how you are planning on maintaining the water quality?

As for livestock, you could maybe put a percula/ocellaris clown, or maybe a skunk. 10 gallons is a bit cramped for a clown though.

Thanks for the tips Since the I took the picture I moved the koralia on the left forward a couple of inches. I like the turbulence it makes.
Here are the specs on the tank http://www.aqua-medic.com/nano.shtml
There were actually three moon lights. I will be doing water changes etc. to keep the water nice. Just like with planted tanks, except with some salt thrown in
I'm liking the goby idea more and more. I might put of the clown until I get a bigger tank

[spinycheek]

I don't understand the salt water hatred either??? If you don't like salt water, don't read about it.

Clownfish should do fine in that tank, they aren't big swimmers, they just hang out in one spot. You could get a host bubble anemone for them, they're pretty undemanding.

[CL]

Originally Posted by spinycheek

Clownfish should do fine in that tank, they aren't big swimmers, they just hang out in one spot. You could get a host bubble anemone for them, they're pretty undemanding.

Nah, I don't really like bta very much, but that's just me
Maybe a hammer, we'll see. Thanks for the tip

[blair]

Very nice CL I'm starting my reef VERY soon. Just waiting for my quote on a 4' rimless tank. I'm definitely subscribed!

[CL]

Originally Posted by blair

Very nice CL I'm starting my reef VERY soon. Just waiting for my quote on a 4' rimless tank. I'm definitely subscribed!

A 4 foot rimless reef would be sick! I see that you became a supporting member too

[spinycheek]

That's cool. Hammers are pretty too.

[CL]

Originally Posted by spinycheek

That's cool. Hammers are pretty too.

Yeah, bta's just seem too big for my tank. At least I think that they get big

[hydrophyte]

hey you just set this up! i have only skimmed, but are you still looking for fish suggestions? back when i had a couple of modest saltwater tanks one of my favorite fish was a chalk bass (Serranus tortugarum). i had two of them and they were mellow, sweet little fish. a small specimen or two might eventually grow too large (>3 inches) for this little tank, but that would take a while.