Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

I would like input on rbta. How long would you let a tank mature before adding one? Differing opinions locally. Just curious about actual experience with them.
 
Found they do best the liver the tank has been up. But if everything is pretty stable, and has been stable for some time. I would say 6-8 months
-Zack, who has 3
 
ugh i only have one chromis left.. love wasting money. ;)
 
and one of my kenya trees looks weird... its like a light color and not opening.. i just did a water change yesterday and ill see if its better today
 
katrina has that guy ever re-paid you for ruining your tank?
 
Here is my goal of what I want to add to my tank within the first quarter of this year- 1. Trumpet Coral 2.Duncan Coral 3. 2 banggi cardinals (replace the 2 chromis) 4. Something to help shift through sand. weather that be a goby or whatever. AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST IS MAKING SURE THESE ANEENOME THINGS ARE GONE :) (So far only 1 has grown back. SMH)
 
after I do all that.. I will need to buy a bigger tank to keep adding :( $$$$$$
 
Just remember will. Only bad things happen fast in this hobby. Patients is crucial to long term success. Take your time, and enjoy your tank every day. After all. That is why we keep our fishy friends, right?
-Zack, who is feeling wise tonight
 
I'm working toward parameter stability and flow. A few things have been more more challenging in the 29 than in the 8 gallon. Yes, the 8 was easier. Isn't that shocking?
 
@Scurvy you are going to see some things improve in this tank. Please feel free to suggest things. Y'all have knowledge that will take me years to catch up on. Had to put my tank on hold for a bit to get my son's up and running. I don't regret that. He spends hours watching it.
 

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