My 10g looks so empty...

What should I make my 10g into after I'm done cycling my target puffer?

*Moved to biotopes forum.

Macro reef would definitely be nice. It'd be a nice experiment too.

I couldn't find it. Haha

I agree on the macro reef. It was my first idea.

I was at a toss up between photo + macro or just macro...

I kinda want a few corals too. Just certain ones- gorgonians, acropora (for acropora crabs) and zoanthids. I want all of the mobile livestock to be inverts, I think.

Gorgonians you could do in a temperate setup but I'm not sure about acropora or zoas. There are alternatives though. Such as the strawberry anemone.

It's going to be a tropical tank.

yay!

Yay!

Tropical. I fear we've lost you to conformists.

Hey, don't forget about the 90-ish gallon temperate biotope I have planned!

Planned .

I've already got the tank, which comes with most of the equipment already.

I think it should happen.

Make it happen! When do you decide?

I'm going to try and get an early start in Spring. That way the tank should have a good, long cycle so I can collect right away when Summer comes 'round.

It's corals like this that make me wish my tank was already up and running:

http://www.liveaquaria.com/diversden/ItemDisplay.cfm?c=2733+2&ddid=97685

What a great looking specimen .

Agreed! :0

Who voted freshwater?

ME!

You would .

My bet is you and Michael.

I'm 99% sure this won't not be marine. x]

Michael is a good guess.

~ocean wrote:I'm 99% sure this won't not be marine. x]

So .5 percent chance of marine and .5 percent of brackish .

Pufferfreak wrote:
So .5 percent chance of marine and .5 percent of brackish .

**So .5 percent chance of freshwater and .5 percent of brackish .

It's too late. Not really . I'm just tired haha. So yes, excuse me, 5 percent chance of freshwater and .5 percent of brackish.

Still got it wrong bucko. Aha