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Hi all!
I am new to the site and just wanted to introduce myself. The tank I run is a 10 gal with AI lighting (awesome btw), bare bottom with about 10lbs rock. The tank is a fluval so it has the 3 compartments in the back. I have about 1/3 of my live rock in the middle back chamber. Filter floss and another form of "foam" media in the 1st chamber. I run carbon in the third chamber with the heater and the return. My tank finished cycling about 2 months ago and I have stocked it with the following:
1 clown fish
1 zoa (about 20 heads)
1 Monte
1 hammered coral
1 raptor eye
4 hermits
Waiting to get a few ceriths and astereas snails. The only other real livestock that I want to add is a lynkia starfish.
This is not my first nano-reef, and I decided to go bare bottom because a lot of the problems I had in my last nano were caused by something in the substrate and, I just don't find it aesthetically pleasing. I had my last nano for about 3 years before I had to move to Europe and was unable to transpot it. With that said, I love this hobby and love learning about new methods.
I am new to the site and just wanted to introduce myself. The tank I run is a 10 gal with AI lighting (awesome btw), bare bottom with about 10lbs rock. The tank is a fluval so it has the 3 compartments in the back. I have about 1/3 of my live rock in the middle back chamber. Filter floss and another form of "foam" media in the 1st chamber. I run carbon in the third chamber with the heater and the return. My tank finished cycling about 2 months ago and I have stocked it with the following:
1 clown fish
1 zoa (about 20 heads)
1 Monte
1 hammered coral
1 raptor eye
4 hermits
Waiting to get a few ceriths and astereas snails. The only other real livestock that I want to add is a lynkia starfish.
This is not my first nano-reef, and I decided to go bare bottom because a lot of the problems I had in my last nano were caused by something in the substrate and, I just don't find it aesthetically pleasing. I had my last nano for about 3 years before I had to move to Europe and was unable to transpot it. With that said, I love this hobby and love learning about new methods.



