Picture of my nano

[sharkie]

Hi!

Thought I would share this:

http://www.applepics.com/5/userfiles/4170352aa7726.jpg

It's been up since 9/19/04, it is a 12 gallon JBJ nanocube and it has about 15 pounds of sand and about 15 pounds of LR.

Currently, it's inhabitants include: 2 trochus snails, a nassarius snail, a fighting conch, and a blue legged hermit. Also, there are various hitchhiker bivalves that I see every once in a while

chiu

[Spyd3rman]

Those are nicely shaped and porous rocks. Looks great!!

[JimD]

Gotta tellya, that rock is bad *****! Very interesting.

[sharkie]

Thanks for the compliments...

Here is another picture of the whole tank:

http://www.applepics.com/5/userfiles/41703bb3ac51c.jpg

BTW, not to advertise, but if you are looking for a image host, check out http://www.applepics.com

It's pretty good.

chiu

[dan]

that is a nice set up on your rocks.

[Sherri]

Love the rocks! :D

[sharkie]

Thanks again for the compliments...

chiu

[sharkie]

Finally got a chance to snap a quick picture. The tank has sure come a long way....

chiu

[Reef69]

cool...how big is the clown?

[sharkie]

the clown is about 1.5 inches

[Jenn]

A small RBTA sure would be nice for the clown and some more color. Looks great!

[blueboy]

great looking rockwork! what's that blue thing in the last pic ?

[Brett Wilson]

I disagree on the RBTA, they grow too large too fast for a tank of that size...
Flower anemone's stay small(er) though.

-Brett

[sharkie]

Thanks for the suggestion about the anemones, but everything I read said that they would not do well with only 24 watts of light. Maybe, down the road, I'll turn my 45 into an anemone/clam tank and move the clown there.

The blue thing in the last pic is a purple sea slug.

chiu

[MikeDeL]

looking good Chiu