- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
The rocks scape is interesting to give a 3D playground for the fish to explore rather than a flat cliff wall. It also castes no shadow, coral can be placed in almost everywhere. I like it.
JeremyXXX's Fluval EDGE build thread.
- Thread starter JeremyXXX
- Start date
- Location
- Long Island
thanks...I went a little crazy but after many nights of playing with it I got a good scape going. I tried setting up a nice scape on a towel next to the tank but it never went in the same way and this setup kinda juts fell into place perfectly. Plus, that large rock up front and most of the others have little cutouts on top that will be perfect for frags!
- Location
- Clifton NJ
Hey guys, do you think the Edge is big enough for a paid of sea horses? Nice setup BTW!
Seahorses. Nope.
Way too small for large Seahorses.
Not Stable enough for dwarves- meaning. Salinity swings. And the live brine would foul up the water way too fast.
+ Seahorses are messy.
Never say never but the maintenance would be. Huge PITA.
You'd be over it in a few weeks.
Thanx
-Joe
Way too small for large Seahorses.
Not Stable enough for dwarves- meaning. Salinity swings. And the live brine would foul up the water way too fast.
+ Seahorses are messy.
Never say never but the maintenance would be. Huge PITA.
You'd be over it in a few weeks.
Thanx
-Joe
- Location
- Clifton NJ
Thought so. Thanks for the info!
- Location
- Long Island
the bubbles on the glass are suchhh a pain in the ass lol
- Location
- Long Island
went to the LFS today and after 30 minutes of looking I only ended up buying 3 turbo snails lol. I really wanted a manderian goby but decided I'm not ready for one yet.
- Location
- New York, NY
@Jeremyxxx Nice rockwork.
If it's a mandarin goby the edge will be small for that one.
@yesjenks maybe if you hook the edge up in a big enough sump to keep the parameters stable it might be workable for a display for dwarf seahorses.
If it's a mandarin goby the edge will be small for that one.
@yesjenks maybe if you hook the edge up in a big enough sump to keep the parameters stable it might be workable for a display for dwarf seahorses.
- Location
- Long Island
I stopped myself from that impulsive buy don't worry lol. Plus I know they're hard to get on certain foods so I know not to even think about it now.
Gonna just get a clown fish or two and call it a day. Picking up a zoa coral pack from inneed on Wednesday so I'm pretty excited to get my first corals
Gonna just get a clown fish or two and call it a day. Picking up a zoa coral pack from inneed on Wednesday so I'm pretty excited to get my first corals
- Location
- Long Island
oh and I saw a nice pipe organ coral frag (red) at the LFS today for $5 I was tempted to buy too since it was cheap but they look like a coral that would spread around my tank like weeds and I don't want that I want stuff to bunch together nice and neat haha
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