So, I'm on a kick where I feel like I have too many tanks. I've already sold the nano cube with the mantis, and now I'm thinking about breaking down my "display nano". It's a JBJ 12G NanoCube deluxe. One of the two moonlights doesn't work and never did brand new out of the box. I'm wavering on keeping the coral and fish right now. It only has some mushrooms, a toadstool, a gorgeous red gorgonian, and some zoas. Some of the corals that have attached to rock would probably have to go. The only fish and inverts are two sexy shrimp, that would need to go with the nano, a pistol goby pair, a fighting conch, and a hermit.
In the display tank, I have a snowflake eel that would make quick work of the pistol. There's also a blue jaw trigger in there, but I think it might be able to hold out against him. What are the thoughts? I'm kind of attached to the pair, and would rather catch the eel and find a new home for him than my shrimp and goby. Any ideas on catching him? He's probably fifteen inches long or more, and at least as big around as a large thumb.
Would there be any interest in the nano? I bought it new and it's in very good condition. Has sand and a good bit of rock. Looking for pics now. I would probably leave some coral in it, but not tons.
In the display tank, I have a snowflake eel that would make quick work of the pistol. There's also a blue jaw trigger in there, but I think it might be able to hold out against him. What are the thoughts? I'm kind of attached to the pair, and would rather catch the eel and find a new home for him than my shrimp and goby. Any ideas on catching him? He's probably fifteen inches long or more, and at least as big around as a large thumb.
Would there be any interest in the nano? I bought it new and it's in very good condition. Has sand and a good bit of rock. Looking for pics now. I would probably leave some coral in it, but not tons.
