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here are my first time posting pics

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well here are my first corals and my mantis shrimp

nice looking tank Trev. Coming along alot scince last time iv seen it. keep it up.

thanks miki

coming along great so far, what fish are you planning on stocking up on?

i can add much because of the mantis but right now there is a regal damseland thats about it

coming along nicely. how big is that biocube (looks like an 8gal?)? at any rate, if you want to hide your heater in the back, a visitherm stealth just fits perfectly into the first chamber. just a thought; it gives a cleaner looking display with more space for coral :).

how big is that mantis? O. scyllarus get big and will need at least 30gal when they are full grown... you might also want to consider the fact that they can break glass by the time they hit 5 inches or so.

it is a 14 gal biocube , the mantis is about 3 inches and i have a 30gal acrylic tank for when get gets bigger, how much are the stealth heaters

not much at all. i have an 8gal biocube with a 25W heater so logically a 50W heater would fit fine in your 14gal. or if your current heater fits in there, you can just use that... doesnt have to be a visitherm. it's just what i use.
http://www.jlaquatics.com/phpstore/s...uct_ID=ht-s050
edit: you may have to remove the false floor in that chamber to allow the heater to fit. a bent coat hanger or something does the trick.

lol good to know you've planned ahead. i put a peacock mantis in my 60gal a month ago *heart*. i love the way they pick up rubble to make their burrow. speaking of which, i dont see much of it in your tank? unless it's hidden in the back. it just helps the mantis out in feeling safe (having a decent home) and allows you to observe some really cool natural behaviours.

my mantis doesn't come out alot but it lives in a hole under the toadstool inbetween two rocks

Do the polyps come out on your toadstool?