Jakes 15 gallon nano

[jakeroberts]

I have Kept tropical fish and african cichlids for over a year now and I have finally managed to get my mum and dad to say yes for a marine nano. the tank im am going to be using is a 2 foot

 

EQUIPMENT:

- 2 Powerheads 500lph

- internal 800lph filter

-hydrometre

-thermometer

-100 watt heater

- salt

-coral sand

-Light with stock bulb 15 watt ( would this be any good for any type of coral)

-17 kg of live rock

 

 

im thinking of

-1 pajama cardinal

-1clown

-coral goby

-Blue damsel

 

 

with just a normal cleanup crew

 

is that all i need. will post pictures soon

 

any help would be apprectiated

[j'field]

Hi jakeroberts, welcome to the hobby.

 

imo, it would be good if you have a skimmer. And I think your lighting might not be strong enough (I might be wrong)

And most importantly is to be patient and gotta cycle your tank at least 3 weeks to a month and check the water parameters before adding any LS(LiveStock).

 

Hope tis helps but if already know all this, just ignore me

[bluepanda]

If you want to keep any type of coral you will need a stronger light. Good luck and I look forward to seeing pictures.

 

I have Kept tropical fish and african cichlids for over a year now and I have finally managed to get my mum and dad to say yes for a marine nano. the tank im am going to be using is a 2 foot

 

EQUIPMENT:

- 2 Powerheads 500lph

- internal 800lph filter

-hydrometre

-thermometer

-100 watt heater

- salt

-coral sand

-Light with stock bulb 15 watt ( would this be any good for any type of coral)

-17 kg of live rock

 

 

im thinking of

-1 pajama cardinal

-1clown

-coral goby

-Blue damsel

 

 

with just a normal cleanup crew

 

is that all i need. will post pictures soon

 

any help would be apprectiated

[jakeroberts]

hi yes because im only a kid and on a limited budget im am buying a highout t 5 system with a total of 96 watts for $96 Australian.