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It will hold 1 and a half cups of water, I know that isn't much, and I think its way too thin (around 1 inch) to do a saltwater reef which is what I was thinking when I first got it.
Yeah, my wife gave it to me for christmas, apparently I was bad....
Anway, I have a couple of questions....
1. Are there any tiny tiny fish or freshwater creatures that could survive in that small of a space.
2. Would keeping it at 72 degrees (room temperature) be okay?
3. Would I need some sort of circulation or could I just do with daily water changes?
4. Light? how about a lamp with a grow bulb in it?
This will sit on my desk right next to my computer.
Feel free to shoot me down if necessary....
Yeah, my wife gave it to me for christmas, apparently I was bad....
Anway, I have a couple of questions....
1. Are there any tiny tiny fish or freshwater creatures that could survive in that small of a space.
2. Would keeping it at 72 degrees (room temperature) be okay?
3. Would I need some sort of circulation or could I just do with daily water changes?
4. Light? how about a lamp with a grow bulb in it?
This will sit on my desk right next to my computer.
Feel free to shoot me down if necessary....
Andy_":5nivbk4l said:If you really want a marine tank I guess you could have some sea monkeys and a shroom or two.
Really, I have given up on having a salt water tank in that thing.
This is the freshwater forum....
So, a plant and some kind of freshwater creature....
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