Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

Our new little toadstool is the same way.
Yeah, mine gets upset at the slightest change. But all in all he's pretty hardy. He was one of the few corals to survive my dino plague and tank restart.
 
She is pretty, that's for sure. I wish I had the right location for something like that, but have to stick with the 48x24 footprint that I had with the 140 and now the 125.
I'm locked into a cube for the space unless I do an expensive peninsula build to divide the entrance to the house.
 
Yeah, mine gets upset at the slightest change. But all in all he's pretty hardy. He was one of the few corals to survive my dino plague and tank restart.
This one is the moodiest leather I've ever had. He's a baby though.
 
I'm locked into a cube for the space unless I do an expensive peninsula build to divide the entrance to the house.
Well, it also allowed me to refurbish my old stand, so the cheapest part of the new "build." :)
 
Yeah, mine gets upset at the slightest change. But all in all he's pretty hardy. He was one of the few corals to survive my dino plague and tank restart.
my finger leather gsp and shroom are the only thing to survive my dino plague. I got by with out a tank restart.
 
my finger leather gsp and shroom are the only thing to survive my dino plague. I got by with out a tank restart.
I fought it for nearly a year. I lost almost everything except my toadstool, green striped mushrooms and my maxi mini. I finally just gave up, bought new rock and started over
 
She is pretty, that's for sure. I wish I had the right location for something like that, but have to stick with the 48x24 footprint that I had with the 140 and now the 125.

Walls are just walls you know, they make tools to remove them ;) :p

And if I'm being honest in a perfect world it would be 6' long but that would require it going in the basement and that just wasn't going to happen lol

I'm locked into a cube for the space unless I do an expensive peninsula build to divide the entrance to the house.

Oh you know you want to;)
 
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If you can afford it, I'd get a gyre. Jebaos are hit and miss. This one has lasted me over 2 years but my other quit in less than a year. A gyre would be overkill for my little nano though.
Ok, cool! I was looking at the icecap 3k
 
I fought it for nearly a year. I lost almost everything except my toadstool, green striped mushrooms and my maxi mini. I finally just gave up, bought new rock and started over
I ended up dosing phosphates and stopped all gfo. I had to dose 5mil seachem phosphates twice a day for about a week till I got a reading. I than over shot phosphates to 2.5. My rocks soaked up the phosphates. Than they started leaching it out and GHA covered the rocks. I still have some but my sea hare loves it. My nitrates are never a problem they stay above 40
 

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