So it gives me an excuse to set up another tank
I'm looking at either the Oceanic biocube 14 or 29 system. Especially the 29. I have some Ideas of inhabitants, but I know only what little I remember from an owners guide to setting up a healthy saltwater aquarium, and this would be my first salt setup. I have a LFS pretty much the next street over from my HS and they have very healthy saltwater fish, and I plan on working there to gain some Experience with saltwater before I purchase. As for the fish/inverts what I would like to do is get either a flame, or coral beauty dwarf angel, a firefish, spotted cardinalfish, yellowtail damselfish, Longnose Hawkfish, royal gramma basselet, Arrow crab, peppermint shrimp, electric flame scallop, and a nice starfish. I'm not going to get all of these fish for the tank, but I wanted to list all of the fish/inverts I'm looking at. One thing I NEED for this tank is the hawkfish can it fit in the tank or is it too small? thanks for any help
-matt
I'm looking at either the Oceanic biocube 14 or 29 system. Especially the 29. I have some Ideas of inhabitants, but I know only what little I remember from an owners guide to setting up a healthy saltwater aquarium, and this would be my first salt setup. I have a LFS pretty much the next street over from my HS and they have very healthy saltwater fish, and I plan on working there to gain some Experience with saltwater before I purchase. As for the fish/inverts what I would like to do is get either a flame, or coral beauty dwarf angel, a firefish, spotted cardinalfish, yellowtail damselfish, Longnose Hawkfish, royal gramma basselet, Arrow crab, peppermint shrimp, electric flame scallop, and a nice starfish. I'm not going to get all of these fish for the tank, but I wanted to list all of the fish/inverts I'm looking at. One thing I NEED for this tank is the hawkfish can it fit in the tank or is it too small? thanks for any help-matt
