Is this tank worth messing with

[deckaman225]

My friend bought this tank at a yard sale no name brand on it does it look worthy of tryin to make a micro SW out of it has blue whit and led lights does anyone know what it is no name brand on it??

 

[All_fish]

Looks like a bio cube.

 

[Autumnsky]

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My friend bought this tank at a yard sale no name brand on it does it look worthy of tryin to make a micro SW out of it has blue whit and led lights does anyone know what it is no name brand on it??

Can you show a good pic of the lights. It sure looks interesting.

 

[Dallascowboys16]

Coralife bio cube?

 

[deckaman225]

i don't have picture of lighting but is a 14 gal and it's cheap lol is it worth messin with??

 

[deckaman225]

They said it came with salt mix and bio balls and stuff so it has the capability but don't know if it's worth it

 

[deckaman225]

The only real difference I see is the overflow is on the opposite Side than a biocube!!

 

[carey]

It looks like the newer biocubes. If it holds water then its a valid tank, well, depending on the price. Wont be able to keep much as far as fish but its a good tank.

 

[deckaman225]

It's 20 bucks it looks like a decent tank to me

 

[carey]

If it were me, and the tank holds water then I would get it. Could always get one or two very small fish (not clowns) and add a bunch of inverts and some low light corals,

 

[deckaman225]

Wat kind of fish could u put in this??

 

[carey]

Hmm...if it were me i would put a small goby and pistol shrimp pair in there and maybe a clown goby. The goby/shrimp pair are very cool to watch too. They live together in the same little burrow of sand and the fish will bring food to the shrimp. Its super neat.

 

[deckaman225]

Ok awesome thanks for the advice it's a cheap way for me to get started thx so much!!!

 

[carey]

Youre very welcome. Good luck

 

[deckaman225]

So how much live rock and dry rock should I put in here??

 

[deckaman225]

I was wondering since live rock is so expensive wat is a good ratio for live to dry so it will be cheaper

 

[carey]

I';d say about 1 to 1.5 lbs of rock total. So if you add 10 lbs I would put in 3 lbs of live and base for the other 7lbs. Put in 20lbs and then add 6lbs of live, 14 of base you get the idea.

 

[bribo12]

All dry and then a small pice of live rock to seed the tank

 

[deckaman225]

Ok thx I'm gonna get it and see wat I can do

 

[deckaman225]

I've been looking at the gobies I think I want the yellow watchmen a male and a pistol shrimp for my little nano and I don't know what else is there anything else that can go with them besides gobies?? And do most soft corals only need lower levels of light?