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Is 29 gallons enough?!
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Hi pinkboi
and welcome to TONMO.com
In answer to your questions, many of the bimacs get too large for a 30 gallon tank. We are now recommending 50 gallons.
And you do need a skimmer.
Please click on the Ceph Care button and have a look at the articles - there is a lot of good information for people starting up tanks. You might look at the Equipment List and also the Checklist for a start.
Nancy
and welcome to TONMO.com
In answer to your questions, many of the bimacs get too large for a 30 gallon tank. We are now recommending 50 gallons.
And you do need a skimmer.
Please click on the Ceph Care button and have a look at the articles - there is a lot of good information for people starting up tanks. You might look at the Equipment List and also the Checklist for a start.
Nancy
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You might be able to keep a bimac in a 29 gallon but if it grows larger than usual, you'll have a problem.
Also in a 29 gallon, the bimac won't have enough swimming space.
Also in a 29 gallon, the bimac won't have enough swimming space.
