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Hello:
I have a 34 Gallon AIO Solana tank (made by current-usa) cycled and ready to go, it has the built in skimmer which has been generally regarded as a good skimmer, I also have the 150w HQI pendant light on it.
I have 20 pounds of sand and about 30 pounds of LR, converted the middle chamber to a Macro Algae chamber with Cheato in it and in the final chamber I have some Bioballs.
The tank is rimless and it has not top on it. I am able to maintain temperatures of 76-78 degrees at all times.
The question:
Is this tank well suited for a pair of Bandesis Cuttlefish? Are there any modifications that could be recommended to further enhance this tank?
Regards,
Estefano
I have a 34 Gallon AIO Solana tank (made by current-usa) cycled and ready to go, it has the built in skimmer which has been generally regarded as a good skimmer, I also have the 150w HQI pendant light on it.
I have 20 pounds of sand and about 30 pounds of LR, converted the middle chamber to a Macro Algae chamber with Cheato in it and in the final chamber I have some Bioballs.
The tank is rimless and it has not top on it. I am able to maintain temperatures of 76-78 degrees at all times.
The question:
Is this tank well suited for a pair of Bandesis Cuttlefish? Are there any modifications that could be recommended to further enhance this tank?
Regards,
Estefano