Lymph?

[melypr1985]

I don't think the Fish would be so bad. But then having another tank for corals and inverts would be too much. Having to wait 76 days between coral purchases so the existing ones in qt can be disease free.

I thought so too, but really the QT is only out when fish are in it. I keep mine in the garage when I'm not adding fish. I have a JBJ 20 gallon frag tank as a coral QT. I liked that it was all in one and easy to maintain. It's small enough to just tuck in the corner of the living room and not cost much to keep up. So, I have 3 tanks in the garage and two in the house. Not so bad.

 

[R€€F @DD¡ÇT]

I presume food grade containers should be fine to use as fish and invert quarantine tanks?

 

[melypr1985]

I presume food grade containers should be fine to use as fish and invert quarantine tanks?

Assuming size is appropriate, then yes indeed.

 

[R€€F @DD¡ÇT]

60x40x30 OK for fish? Only planning on keeping flasher and fairy wrasses, Midas Blenny, threadfin cardinals and a few gobies.

 

[melypr1985]

60x40x30 OK for fish? Only planning on keeping flasher and fairy wrasses, Midas Blenny, threadfin cardinals and a few gobies.

Is that for a QT or an actual tank?

 

[R€€F @DD¡ÇT]

Is that for a QT or an actual tank?

Qt lol. For ttm.

 

[melypr1985]

Qt lol. For ttm.

That's pretty darn long. I'd worry about bowing if it's a plastic container. IDK.... probably best to get somebody else's opinion on that.

 

[R€€F @DD¡ÇT]

Aah OK. I'll see if there are any secind hand glass tanks around.

 

[Humblefish]

Aah OK. I'll see if there are any secind hand glass tanks around.

That would be best so you can see the fish from all sides.

 

[Slim_Okrug]

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[R€€F @DD¡ÇT]

That's pretty darn long. I'd worry about bowing if it's a plastic container. IDK.... probably best to get somebody else's opinion on that.

Wait. I meant 60x40x40cm [emoji23]. Forgot in America inches are used.

 

[melypr1985]

Wait. I meant 60x40x40cm [emoji23]. Forgot in America inches are used.

So that's about 25 gallons and may be fine. Just monitor the ammonia and be sure to vacuum out any left over food each time you feed.