Its been two weeks since I got a pair of Long fin Clownfish!
They finally settled and started to learn their feeding cues! Much less food waste now!
I got some diatoms in the sand and glass but the copepods and snails are catching up nicely!
Now is just a lil maintenance 😁
Excited to add a cleaner shrimp and/or hermit crabs in the next couple of week! (Still deciding on the hermits) What you guys think?
And now I’m researching for compatibility for the anemones and soft corals
or maybe just add the Euphyllia instead is anemones🤔
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@Pure_River_41
90d
goals with those clowns!🔥
@Moon
90d
When I saw them for the first I immediately feel in love with them! I didn’t know clownfishes came with long fins! They are the reason I decided to get a Saltwater tank! I wanted them to be the main fishes in my tank!
@ShinyBreeze59
90d
Clownfish settling is always a good vibe! Euphyllia probs easier to manage than anemones in a nano tho
@chucky805
81d
What did you start with first Your clean ur crew (snails etc ) Or ur clown fish ?
@Moon
80d
I started with Copepods and Phytoplankton! As soon as my tank was nearly cycled I added 2 jars of copepods which had 5 species of Copepods and then dose daily 5ml of Phytoplankton, then added the snails and now I just dose 1-2 a week 😁
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Nice start. You're going to need a better light if you want anemones or euphyllia though.
I have the AI Blade that comes with the HelloReef kit, which is for corals and anemones. Right now is on the acclimation mode is easier on the algae and honestly on the eyes too! 😂
Right on! Yeah you'll be good with that