BioCube Ideas What Should This One Be For?
 

I Currenly have a 14 Gal BioCube Going Through its cycle,it wont be ready for anything for at least 6 to 8 Weeks but I would Like To get Some Ideas.Currently I have just live sand and live rock (transported in water)and a hitchhiker or two.I am running it without lights at the moment to cut down on alge.
Sherry :)

I've seen some crazy good looking zoa/paly nano tanks on Nano-reef. Given the low flow requirements and the lighting requirements on zoas, I'm surprised we haven't seen more tanks like this here on Canreef.

Just a suggestion though.

Thats a good idea,less work as well and Maybe just one Fish like a Yellow Box Fish I love the little horns on its head!

Yellow-horned cowfish (boxfish) get quite large, quite fast...

I recommend a goby / pistol combo...they are fun to watch together and you don't need to feed much so not too much poluting of the tank. I love to watch my pair in my nano.

A yellow box fish needs a minimum of a 90g tank, and they also need pristine and stable water conditions. Ideally the tank should be set up for at least 6 months before adding one.

There are lots of small gobies or blenny's that would be more suitable for your tank size. I personally like clown gobies

Green clown goby
http://www.reefpedia.com/images/thum...rnClwnGoby.jpg

Yellow clown goby
http://coralswithmorrills.com/images...wClownGoby.jpg

Citron clown goby
http://www.reef-breeders.co.uk/assets/clown%20goby.jpg

excellent suggestion

Ok no boxfish...but I am lovin the Look of that Clown Goby!!He is really neat looking :)

I had a green clown goby once, they stay small and mine had a lot of personality. There is also a panda goby which is a bit rarer but pretty cool looking, however I couldn't find a very good pic. of one.

Kinda like you Laurie!.........Except not green:wink: