YHSublime's Living Room Nano Peninsulla

[Denisk]

Looks fantastic!!

 

[GodfathR]

Love the clean looking setup.
Awesome job.

 

[zachxlutz]

Thanks! Yeah, aside from cleaning all the algae off the glass, the inside looked spectacular. It's always daunting wondering what's behind the covered glass, haha!

Yeah, what a nerve racking thing... how's it going to look behind this dirty glass!?!?

 

[DangerDave]

YHSublime...Your tank looks great! Best of luck with it!

Dave

 

[YHSublime]

Looks fantastic!!

Thanks! Slowly getting there, but it's getting there!

Love the clean looking setup.
Awesome job.

Thank you! I try to keep everything as clean as possible, I appreciate when it's recognized!

YHSublime...Your tank looks great! Best of luck with it!

Dave

Thanks, Dave! As it continues to grow, I hope you continue to stop by! Cheers!

 

[Wrangy]

Looking mighty fine man!! Definitely coming along in leaps and bounds!

 

[revhtree]

Looking awesome!

 

[YHSublime]

Looking mighty fine man!! Definitely coming along in leaps and bounds!

Thanks! Not to shabby for 22 gallons!

Looking awesome!

Thanks for stopping by! It's definitely getting there. I think the frag racks removed will make a world of difference.

 

[Florida_Angel]

Totally in love with this tank! It's beautiful

 

[YHSublime]

Totally in love with this tank! It's beautiful

Thank you! I'm looking forward to all my zoanthids growing out!

 

[974REUNION]

Bravo .

 

[974REUNION]

Bravo.
Magnifique

 

[Daniel@R2R]

This IS a beauty! Great job!

 

[YHSublime]

Bravo .

Bravo.
Magnifique

Thank you, very much!

This IS a beauty! Great job!

Thanks for checking it out. I'm at the hardest part now, which is waiting for things to just grow out and keep up with basic maintenance.

 

[YHSublime]

Got the frag racks down. Feel good about it.











no flow, but from the other side:

 

[lbacha]

So what are your thoughts on sand in such a small space. I see it is all blown from the front. I went without sand in my nano and I'm just wondering how much of a pain it would be

 

[YHSublime]

So what are your thoughts on sand in such a small space. I see it is all blown from the front. I went without sand in my nano and I'm just wondering how much of a pain it would be

Ah, the age old debate. I personally love the look of sand. I like just a little bit to handle some of that bio diversity that I don't think you'd get without it. That being said, I hate the fact that it's not even, but you gotta figure it's like that in the wild. It's interesting that you ask, as I've been debating more and more about siphoning it out with each water change. I'm seeing enough coraline growing, and I could use the space to grow zoas on the bottom of the tank. I guess to answer your question, I'm on the fence, I've had both types of tanks.

 

[lbacha]

This is my first bare bottom tank and I'm amazed at the life on the glass. I still don't have coralline yet (I can't wait) but once the bottom got a little biofilm on it the isopods and copepods went crazy and are covering it. Even with crazy high flow in my tank there are pods everywhere (I don't have fish so they have free reign). Way more pods on the bottom glass than I ever remember in my sand beds

 

[YHSublime]

This is my first bare bottom tank and I'm amazed at the life on the glass. I still don't have coralline yet (I can't wait) but once the bottom got a little biofilm on it the isopods and copepods went crazy and are covering it. Even with crazy high flow in my tank there are pods everywhere (I don't have fish so they have free reign). Way more pods on the bottom glass than I ever remember in my sand beds

I'm sure that no fish has a lot to do with it, but also the visibility is probably different!

 

[lbacha]

I'm sure that no fish has a lot to do with it, but also the visibility is probably different!

Yeah I'm sure there was a lot of microfauna I didn't see in the sand bed