BTA & Nanos.

[SeanCallan]

Is there a gallon requirement for a BTA?

This is going to sound SO unoriginal, but I was thinking of an anem and a clown in my nano cube. I've never really had much experience with both and thought it would be an easy pair.

Would a BTA sting and inflict damage on rics and zoas?

Thanks guys!

[Diesel3443]

some will say dont do it. I do have friends that have RBTAs in 10g tanks and they thrive. I think if they are kept with zoa's and ricordia florida they would probably be ok---as for yumas i dont know, they are alittle more finnicky IME.

Are you still setting up that cube?

[Micro-Reefer]

i kept a little one in a 10 gallon. my sugestion is make the bta the first one in the tank and let him get where he wants to be then add your coral

[Orion76]

in a nano I'd make the anemone the only invertebrate, those things end up getting pretty large eventually. Also any other fish than a clown fish will probably get eaten eventually.

[mikester]

Do you guys think a JBJ 12g Nanocube DX has enough lighting for a BTA? I was thinking of doing the same thing as Sean. I would like to have an anemone/clownfish pair, but anemones tend to get shredded in my tanks, and I don't want one wandering around and bumping into coral anyway.

[SeanCallan]

Sean, I'm still doing my cube but more towards the end of the summer.

Thanks for all the info guys!

[CosmoKramer]

http://www.nanocustoms.com/catalog/

[Diesel3443]

Glad to hear that man its going to be a great setup

[SeanCallan]

I can't WAIT to get my 60 under construction. The ideas for it keep on coming in and I'm struggling to develop a final design.

I guess only time will show