3 Year review wall mounted aquarium from Museum Tour

[EmirNAli]

CaN You post an updated video.

[iby345]

thanks

[jmw1234567]

I've seen them grow pretty big in larger tanks, but over the last 4 years he hasn't grown that much in my small tank.

[iby345]

thank you how big will a blue tang grow

[jmw1234567]

I'd start with a pair of clown fish, and either a damsel or green chromis...something like that..they're inexpensive and hearty fish...and then once your tank is more established you could add another fish or two (perhaps something more exotic)...I have a valentino puffer, and a blue tang along with 2 clowns and a damsel in my tank.

[iby345]

hi my wall mounted tank dimentions are 113 x 65 x11 cm what fish could i get

[jmw1234567]

Hmm...I'm not 100% sure but this is my best guess from memory...you can find the exact dimensions listed on the museumtour website which is where I bought it. But it's about 6 feet long, 1 1/2 feet tall, 4 1/2 inches deep and holds about 10 gallons. ;-)

[cichlidfever]

Great aquarium. what are the dimensions and water volume?

[jmw1234567]

Yes, mine came with a sponge that I rinse out each weekend. It just takes a few minutes and keeps the tank clean. You can get more sponges at your local fish store or most pet stores.

[tohland1]

@jmw1234567

Thanks, you've been very helpful!

[jmw1234567]

I use the light and heater that came with the tank. I think it's a compact fluorescent, and not sure of the heater type but it is the typical one you can find at any fish store. No protein skimmer, I just do regular water changes which keeps everything happy.

[tohland1]

@jmw1234567

Thanks, it looks like I have the same multifunctional filter as yours, however mine seems to be missing a sponge inside, did yours have one that you need to rinse out every so often

[tohland1]

what equipment do you have in the tank, do you have a protein skimmer? are you using a heater and a filter and what type of light are you using

Thanks

[jmw1234567]

It is really hard to say how much you need to put into it. That is up to the personal taste of each hobbyist. Most of the fish cost 6-25 ea. I think the live rock was 4-5/lb. The live sand was about 30-40 for the package. The corals are 30 each...so I'd say I probably have a few hundred dollars worth of stuff in the tank, but I built it up slowly, so assume 100 to start with the live rock and live sand, and then 25 for a few inexpensive fish, and then once you're established add more.

[Elitetank87]

how much does it cost to set one of those up? Like just a 20 gallon. How much miney would you have to put into it?

[Elitetank87]

@Elitetank87 money i mean

[necrosny]

nice