Bio Cube or not ...

[carey]

So I have my 125g all set, my 55g is all set and I'm feeling the need for just one more tank. I am considering a bio cube. Not sure which one though. Hope this in the right forum, it was this or nano and Im not sure we're talking less than 20g.

that's where I need some help. I would like to keep a pair of designer clowns (prob snowflakes) a blenny and a mandarin. How big of a bio cube would work for all four? I can drop the blenny if its too much fish. I've been looking at the 14g and the 29g. Clearly the bigger the better but what would be the smallest i can get away with?

As far as the mandarin I have an extra 10g setup I am going to convert to a pod nursery to supplement his prepared foods.

Thanks everyone I know I'll get some good input as alot of you have cubes!

 

[Gti_Leo]

lol i guess the aquatic hobby has takign you over a month after i got my 26 gallon i wanted to buy a 125g

i'd go with a 29g

 

[carey]

lol i already got one 125g and I just talked to the honey tonight and he's ope3n for a 125g reef. i am so excited!

But I still want a nano. I was hoping to get away with a 14g.
I know in the 29g one I can get all the fish I listed just think the 14g might be too small for my list.

Anybody else have nano experience?

 

[Gti_Leo]

do it put your cichlids in the 55 and turn the 125 into a reef

i want to start a sting ray tank, that would be so cool

 

[carey]

I meant ANOTHER 125 g tank LOL

 

[0o.Kelsey.o0]

I'd say the 29 gallon, it would be better for all fish listed. Like you said the bigger the better haha. The blennys get pretty large, i feel like my blenny in my 29 gallon is too big for the tank haha but he seems so happy with his home that i haven't moved him, even though im sure he would be very happy once settled into our larger tank.