my 29 gallon cube

[oldrey]

Hi guys and girls, just thought is put my tank on here to see what you lot think. No bars hold say it as it is, that's how I learn.lol

 

[bettaowner]

Great setup.

 

[oldrey]

Thanks just not to sure if I should get more rock.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

I like it

 

[oldrey]

Cheers thanks thinking off adding a bigger skimmer and/or hob ref, not to sure yet. Still got a couple of corals I want to add and poss a fish or two but not to sure on the fish front.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

What kind of cube is it? What kind of skimmer do you currently have?

 

[oldrey]

The tank is a rena cube a 29gallon one, the skimmers is a kent version, I think its rated up to 130ltr. I know I need todo somethink as its not ideal for the size of the tank, all perimaters are fine and I'm doing a water change weekly. So what do you reckon? Any help is very much appreciated.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

Does it have back chambers or overflows?

 

[oldrey]

It has an internal filter built in that's got rubble in for now. It was a tropical tank that I was given and used as a marine so I think every think might need to be hang on back, that's Wat I'm thinking anyway.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

I have the Hydor Slim Skim Nano in my biocube. I love it.

 

[oldrey]

Cool wats that rated at? Is it internal or external.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

It's internal. Rated up to 65 gallons

 

[oldrey]

Cool will have to price one up, Wat size is your tank and also as I have a single perc clown, a damsal and a coral gobie do you think I could add some more fish or not. I'm just unsure at mo.the coral well I know Wat I can keep and can't so no issues there.

 

[Breakthecycle2]

Well, I have 7 fish in my Biocube 29. A pair of Black Occs clowns, a red elongated dottyback, a yellow watchman Goby, two pistol shrimp, mandarin, a Pennant and Nokoa wrasse.

 

[oldrey]

Cool I was thinking off a 6line wrasse,a cherub angel and a blenny of some sort but like I said not sure, how's tour mandarin is he feeding ok or is it all cyropods

 

[Breakthecycle2]

I've had the mandarin for almost three months. I bought him a little too soon after I started my tank, but I stock with pods every week or other week, which is probably overkill, but he seems to be feeding all the time.