Biorb 60 and baby biorb

These are my Biorbs, the 60 litre one has 2 Ocellaris, 1 Green Chromis and a Banded Coral Shrimp. It is running for 5 months now and i only had one casualty till now. There used to be 2 Green Chromis. The little one is a 15 litre aquarium, it does not have fish and is just for decoration. After buying it i came to the conclusion that it is very small.

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Pets & Animals

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• Biorb
• aquarium

[shepardland]

what do you add to your water to make it that crystal clear? My fish tank is quite cloudy, like smoke cloudy. Need your help

[ehugmig]

@shepardland I would do the following. If you have test kits test the water, your ph might not be the recommend, test as well nitrate, ammonia and nitrite. Normally the better remedy is: clean your glass, do a water changing followed by filter cleaning. The filter when is very dirty does not fulfill is job correctly. If biorb is 60 don´t change more than 10 liters per week, is a lot already. Check for overfeeding and overstocking. Ph correction is different from a marine to a sweet water tank

[ehugmig]

@shepardland forgot add coal to your filter as well it cleans the water very well

[sherryazure]

Question (didn't go through all comments so sorry if repeat) I do rock sculpture for my aquariums (3d as mounted on black plastic - real rock and overhang on tank back) I am wondering how you created your back ground? It's fantastic! And I would assume one could get a plastic tube and do a rock sculpture around that PIPE, lol (not you maybe but I am considering this for one lone betta) (she is in a 20 with rock background and loves it and moss on rocks et al) ( I do huge sculptures )

[ehugmig]

@sherryazure i just chose the best live rock to fit in to each other. Live rock is 100 % natural so it gives a natural look

[lfclikewalfc]

how much did it cost to convert ur biorb to marine

[ehugmig]

@lfclikewalfc live rock is expensive , just used live rock not dead rock. Spent about 300 e extra in the convertion. I don´t use biorb marine stuff.

[crazyclo245]

@crazychookLOL i agree they look like they are struggleing

[wotldthe2006]

@AquariaDesign My beta gets Haven he lives in a 10 gallon all alone but all my betas have in the past I dont like having them in a small 1 gallon tank

[EliteMrBubble]

@ehugmig

I was thinking about buying one of these, But I wanna know where i could find one and the price. Also where you bought the decor. And i was also wondering what kind of fish is in the 60 liter, clownfish? And how many could I put in thier at a time.

[Danomite8]

Your breathing id deafening

[iDoctorProfessor]

That's so cool!

[Megahorsemad1011]

Is the first tank is the 60 litter then u didn't put in the description dat there is a clown fish

[dttruon]

@gun870 air bubble is not the best thing in a saltwater reeftank, meaning with live corals. if the air gets trapped underneath live corals, it causes the corals to rot and die, as if fish out of water. this biorb has no live corals.

[crazychookLOL]

You may need to turn the bubble flow rate down a smidgen.. your fish seems to be having trouble swimming against the current

[AquariaDesign]

@Sweeda88 4-6 gal is not plenty for a Betta. In nature they are found in shallow water but they still have an enormous amount of volume to swim in. The idea that Bettas don't need much volume(gallons) is a myth used to sell people small Betta tanks. They are no different than any other type of fish in that they enjoy room to swim.

[luveydovey93]

Omg. that jet of bubbles look WAY too powerful! Your "clownfish" was having trouble swimming! Can you lower the buble speed?