27!!!
How much does 27 clown fish cost?
WANANO - Nano - 75L
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
hanzelz wrote:27!!!
How much does 27 clown fish cost?
Would easily be $500+ If I remember correctly my clown fish were $40 for the pair
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Mal
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
WOW, this looks amazing, well done.
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Very cool mate, I'd gather you local guys have already seen it, but Aquarium Gallery in Perth has a ripper clown harem display tank that's worth a look at.
If I ever wanted to set up something a bit easier to manage a tank like this is on top of my list.
If you were going to buy that many I'm sure getting in contact with a breeder directly for a bulk buy would be the best way to go.
If I ever wanted to set up something a bit easier to manage a tank like this is on top of my list.
Boggers89 wrote:hanzelz wrote:27!!!
How much does 27 clown fish cost?
Would easily be $500+ If I remember correctly my clown fish were $40 for the pair
If you were going to buy that many I'm sure getting in contact with a breeder directly for a bulk buy would be the best way to go.
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Best tank Ive sen on here fo sho
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Mal
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Agreed. This tank looks amazing!
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Thanks guys for the kind words.
Since life these days is full on with work I just wanted something low maintenance. Anemones fit the bill for me.
Since I purchased the Harem of clowns it cost me a lot less per clown. I'm after a few more anemones plus 2 or 3 RBTA when they show up. Will add a nice contrast to the display.
The tank it self in the picture is only 40 litres max, sump holds about 30-35L max.
Cheers
Che
Since life these days is full on with work I just wanted something low maintenance. Anemones fit the bill for me.
Since I purchased the Harem of clowns it cost me a lot less per clown. I'm after a few more anemones plus 2 or 3 RBTA when they show up. Will add a nice contrast to the display.
The tank it self in the picture is only 40 litres max, sump holds about 30-35L max.
Cheers
Che
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Just a quick Update,
Still adding to the BTA collection. Picked up a largish RBTA for a bargain around xmas time. Tank is doing good but I have changed back to halides and since doing so the anemones are far healthier.
Presently running 2 x 400W Radium globes in a Giesemann Spectra unit + 3 x pure actinic T5 and 1 x ATI Blue plus. With 2 ATI blue plus it was just a bit too blue for me.
Anemone population now as a guess 40 plus, still on the hunt for another RBTA or 2 or 3. But tank is nearly full so just enjoying the low maintenance, but I still ponder on the idea of going back to full blown SPS, but I just don't have the time etc.
Some pics, but it's no where near as blue as the picture make out.
Cheers
Still adding to the BTA collection. Picked up a largish RBTA for a bargain around xmas time. Tank is doing good but I have changed back to halides and since doing so the anemones are far healthier.
Presently running 2 x 400W Radium globes in a Giesemann Spectra unit + 3 x pure actinic T5 and 1 x ATI Blue plus. With 2 ATI blue plus it was just a bit too blue for me.
Anemone population now as a guess 40 plus, still on the hunt for another RBTA or 2 or 3. But tank is nearly full so just enjoying the low maintenance, but I still ponder on the idea of going back to full blown SPS, but I just don't have the time etc.
Some pics, but it's no where near as blue as the picture make out.
Cheers
Current Tanks:- 75L SPS Nano
Hobby Experience:- Excess 31Years of research - 24 years of solid reef keeping.
Moto:- The solution to pollution is dilution
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Moto:- The solution to pollution is dilution
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Roy
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Re: WANANO - Nano - 75L
Wow, so many anemones!
I like the large clownfish population, any aggression issues?
I like the large clownfish population, any aggression issues?
Roy