My 34g Red Sea Max Nano
 

Tank set up in late December and so far everything has gone well. Biggest complaint being a small outbreak of hydroids on the glass, which I understand will pass in time.

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Nice little tank there, cool pics too.

Thanks man.

Wow pretty cool, love the blue finger thing

blue finger thing
 

That would be a starfish

^Yup, blue linckia star. It was just how it curled up because he was upended in the tank. Didn't take long for it to right itself and cruise off into a corner.

Nice tank. I love your little clown.

What is that 4th picture down with all the little things growing off it??

Thanks man. Yeah that little clown was a good find. Barely an inch in length and he’s doing well with the perc.

That picture is the money cowrie snail with the mantle completely extended.

Nice lookin tank.

The blue linckia starfish will not survive long term in any nano.

Yes it can, it just needs supplemental feedings.