Breeder tank question....
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sirfishmaster
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well from what i have been reading, that unless tank is big enough there will be trouble in that size tank....i am a newbie so maybe someone else can confirm
doug
doug
Overstocker
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This tank setup was a breeder for perculia clowns.
Could upgrade to a 40 gal breeder or even 65 gal tank pretty cheap with the same stand. The benefit of a breeder is that it has more surface area than a conventional tank. 36" long x 18" wide x 12" high vice 36" x 12" x 18".
More surface area equals more gas/oxygen exchange capabilities (capable of sustaining more fish ie able to breed lots of little critters but not necessarily have lots in it for keeps. Like a fish store has.).
Yes you can have the damsels and clowns in it Even throw in a blenny and some coral. With the shorter height tank lighting is easier to accomplish without high dollar stuff.
Could upgrade to a 40 gal breeder or even 65 gal tank pretty cheap with the same stand. The benefit of a breeder is that it has more surface area than a conventional tank. 36" long x 18" wide x 12" high vice 36" x 12" x 18".
More surface area equals more gas/oxygen exchange capabilities (capable of sustaining more fish ie able to breed lots of little critters but not necessarily have lots in it for keeps. Like a fish store has.).
Yes you can have the damsels and clowns in it Even throw in a blenny and some coral. With the shorter height tank lighting is easier to accomplish without high dollar stuff.
