New to the hobby Biocube 32

4FordFamily · Oct 15, 2017

Thanks for the update! Also, a belated welcome home!

Pretty cube, love the aquascape and coral! You have really taken off!

Joshua Huff · Jul 3, 2018

Posting an update for anyone that is curious of the life of this 32Gal Biocube.

Dennis McGrath · Jul 3, 2018

That's looking great. I just started one 6 weeks ago and hope it looks that good someday.

Scurvy · Jul 3, 2018

Thats a great looking Biocube!

Joshua Huff · Jul 3, 2018

Dennis McGrath said:
That's looking great. I just started one 6 weeks ago and hope it looks that good someday.

Congrats! It has been a lot of fun for me. I have had it running for well over a year now. Now that it is established the maintenance is not near the work as it was in the beginning. Don't be afraid to customize, it will make life easier.

lion king · Jul 3, 2018

That's looking great, I'm glad to came back with an update, it means alot.

fishnchip · Jul 3, 2018

Looks good! I also have a 32g biocube that's about 7 months old now. Hoping mine becomes as successful as yours on the months to come. Where did you get that gorgonian? Thinking about adding one to my system. Anything I should know about them???

Carl C · Jul 3, 2018

Joshua Huff said:
Posting an update for anyone that is curious of the life of this 32Gal Biocube.

Wow that’s beautiful

Joshua Huff · Jul 4, 2018

clownenthusiast2017 said:
Looks good! I also have a 32g biocube that's about 7 months old now. Hoping mine becomes as successful as yours on the months to come. Where did you get that gorgonian? Thinking about adding one to my system. Anything I should know about them???

Do you have a build thread? I got the Gorgonian almost a year ago from a LFS in Athens, GA. Place them low in the tank where they can still get light, They are fast growers when happy. I glued a small stem into a hole in the base rock so it had plenty of support while it was growing. Now it looks like it has many stems coming from the rock.

fishnchip · Jul 4, 2018

Joshua Huff said:
Do you have a build thread? I got the Gorgonian almost a year ago from a LFS in Athens, GA. Place them low in the tank where they can still get light, They are fast growers when happy. I glued a small stem into a hole in the base rock so it had plenty of support while it was growing. Now it looks like it has many stems coming from the rock.

I don't but I was planning on starting one. Thanks for the info. Will probably add one in the next few months. What species is yours?