3 Gallon JBJ Picotope; The Beginnings

[wobbz]

I'm going to give it a shot and see what happens. If you keep up with this thread you can see for yourself

 

[odinthejd]

kk

 

[Conski]

do it man, alot of people are biased against that stuff but you have to do things for yourself sometimes.. theres alot of interesting fish you could techinically do in a 3 gal.. i wouldnt say a clown per say (they do grow man )

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+31+2230&pcatid=2230

i like this little dude
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+31+2613&pcatid=2613

http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+31+1968&pcatid=1968

 

[wobbz]

Ahh, the gobies; beautiful :]

Conski - I'd like to ask, what are some hardy beginner corals you would say i should try?

 

[odinthejd]

cool nano fish!

 

[Conski]

It would depend on your light, easiest and most colorful for beginners are nice zoas... if you like those corals then go that route could have yourself one neat little zoanthid garden!

theres plenty of other LPS id suggest once you tell me the lighting

 

[odinthejd]

It is a 9w light....any upgrade suggestions for lighting?

 

[wobbz]

Well I'm running the stock light which is a 50/50 power compact coralife 9W, but that is always upgradable. I was looking into Green Star Polyps which I really liked, but i love Zoas too.

 

[Conski]

o okay, well with those lights im pretty sure you can handle zoas and plolyps! polyps are really your best bet though

 

[odinthejd]

Any upgrade lights or filters?? Here is the tank: http://www.aquacave.com/jbj-picotope-3-gal-brcurved-glass-tank-1865.html