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Old 23-05-2011, 10:47 PM   #1
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Hi all experienced crs keepers,

Is it advisable to keep crs in a 1 ft nano tank? What would be a good tank size? Please advise. Thank you
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Old 23-05-2011, 11:03 PM   #2
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Hi all experienced crs keepers,

Is it advisable to keep crs in a 1 ft nano tank? What would be a good tank size? Please advise. Thank you
It is alright to keep CRS in a 1ft tank but not ideal. A good tank size would be minimum 2ft. Water perimeter changes more often and drastically in a smaller tank so that might be a problem. A chiller would also be recommended.
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Old 23-05-2011, 11:05 PM   #3
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keep in a 2ft i would say. If 1 ft better dont keep. U will see death more than new spawns.
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i would recomand atleast a 2ft tank!
unless you are able to control water parameters very well if not go for bigger tanks!
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Old 24-05-2011, 01:05 AM   #5
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i would recomand atleast a 2ft tank!
unless you are able to control water parameters very well if not go for bigger tanks!
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It is alright to keep CRS in a 1ft tank but not ideal. A good tank size would be minimum 2ft. Water perimeter changes more often and drastically in a smaller tank so that might be a problem. A chiller would also be recommended.
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keep in a 2ft i would say. If 1 ft better dont keep. U will see death more than new spawns.
Thank you for the advice. Any difference in keeping CRs and bkk.
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Old 24-05-2011, 07:23 AM   #6
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Bkk is very sensitive to water parameters, water parameters must be in check everytime as a little spike can kill them
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Old 24-05-2011, 10:11 AM   #7
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Bkk is very sensitive to water parameters, water parameters must be in check everytime as a little spike can kill them
Thanks bro for the I infofmation. Do you mind sharing with me what are the water parameters etc... Of keeping bKk.

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Thanks bro for the I infofmation. Do you mind sharing with me what are the water parameters etc... Of keeping bKk.

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err, you better start with cherries shrimps before you jump straight in rearing bkk.
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Thanks bro for the I infofmation. Do you mind sharing with me what are the water parameters etc... Of keeping bKk.

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they live in the same parameters as crs, 6.0ph-6.5ph , 5-8gh , 1-3kh , 22-25degrees , 0nitrate , 0nitrite , 0ammonia ( correct me if i am wrong! )


but its best you sucessfully keeop high grades crs first before you jump into BKK as they are more sensitive to fluctuations in water parameters!
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Old 24-05-2011, 02:32 PM   #10
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min 2ft like most bros mention here...... nano tank parameter is very very hard to maintain. Try before can't manage the parameter especially the Ph.
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