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![]() Finally got a job teaching grade 6/7 split. Its gonna be hard after being on mat leave and then there being no jobs for another semester after that. But anyway, I got one anyway and am so excited.
![]() I want to put a simple SW tank in the classroom. It needs to be small enough for me to carry back home a the end of the year. Simple enough so that its VERY easy to maintain, tear down and put back up. Interesting inhabitants. I find kids dont think fish to be super interesting but crabs, shrimp, worms .... basically creepy crawlies are fun. lol Anyways this is what I am thinking. 4 gal glass tank. Some light thing. Dunno what yet. It may even be sun lit. No super spending here if any. Either 1 piece of LR or 1 large piece of Dead rock. no corals unless its a hitch hiker. Even then as cool as it would be I dont think it would survive because of the low light and having to move around. HOB filter provides flow and some filtration inhabitants: hermit crabs 2 max, feather duster worms... anything else? Some red macro that I already have will get thrown in anyway. Shrimp are expen$ive. I would love some snails but they probably wont make it with the crabs. OH and some sand. Any inputs or suggestions. I want to have this planned out before actually putting it together. |
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