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So far my ultimate stocking list is something like this, 1- Yellow tail damsel (start off in 1 weeks) 2-Sabae or pink skunk clownfish (in 2 weeks) 3-4 lyretail anthias (in 3 weeks) 2- Ruby Longfin Fairy Wrasse (in 2 weeks) 1- powder blue tang small size (in 8 weeks) 1 - Cleaner Shrimp (2 weeks time)
The back glass on most aquarium's isn't tempered and they sell thin overflow kits. You didn't mention how you'll deal with evaporation. Without a lid, my 45g losses about 2-4 gallons a week depending on weather. Without a sump, you'll have to do it by hand, gravity or by sensor. All three have their downsides.
Equipment: SCA 50 Gallon Cube SCA Stand SCA 20 gallon sump Kessil a360we Tuna Blue Eshopps skimmer Stock unbranded return Caribsea special grade sand Caribsea life rock Tunze ATO Marine orbit pro refugium light Thanks for looking!
I filled this tank up on May 13th 2020 after ordering the 50 gallon cube PNP system EcoTech Marine edition from SC Aquariums. The tank is SCA's 50 gallon square tank (24x24x20),10mm thick diamond polshed starfire glass. I have one Vortech MP10 for flow. The lights are EcoTech Radion Gen 5 XR15 PRO. The Stand is the upgraded wood stand from SCA ...
Tank: Nuvo INT 50 (fifty gallon Cube) DIMS: 60 x 60 x 50(h) cm (23.6” x 23.6” x 19.7(h)”) Stand: Nuvo INT 50 with a custom made door and (if possible) a sliding floor for easy access to clean the sump. Lighting (Display): Two 2x24W T5 (4 total T5 bulbs) plus a Kessil A360X ; Lighting (Sump): Kessil h160 Tuna Flora
Basslets are another type of fish worth considering. Royal Gramma, Blackcap Basslet, Swissguard Basslet, Swales Basslet, or one of the Assessors (Yellow / McNeill / Randall’s) are all worth a look. Pajama Cardinals are also worth a look, from what I’ve heard keeping them in odd numbers would be better.
I have a 50 gallon mixed reef tank. I am brand new to the hobby so I am in desperate need of stocking ideas. I know I want 2 fancy clown fish but from there it seems like there are so many options it is overwhelming. I am open to any options!
I am looking at stocking my newest tank and would like some opinions on it. The tank is larger than 50 us gallons, however I have "removed" some gallons to take into account the hardscape. Actual —. Length x width x height. Inches — 69.69x12x15.75. cm — 177x30x40 approx. "Working"/internal —. Length x width x height. Inches — 69x11.9x14.
They can also be mixed. The fire shrimp I kept hung upside down on a rock most of the day, but was always visible. 4. firefish is fine 5. wrasse: I wouldn't get the mystery wrasse. They get a little big for a 50 gallon cube, and they get aggressive. There might be a future problem with your shrimp, as you mentioned.
0 0 0. jimmypencil said: I recently saw a small tomini tang in someone’s 50 gallon tank on YouTube and it peaked my interest. I originally planned on not getting a tang and just sticking to small fish that get no larger than 5’’ but a tomini only gets about 6’’. I have small pair of clowns, small wrasses, cardinals, hogfish, dottyback.