Urchin boy
Community Member
Greetings I am a 23 year old saltwater aquarist from Sweden that only recently started up my first saltwater aquarium which is a redsea G2 200+ which is 200 liters in total including the sump and main display tank.
My main goal is to turn it into a Carribbean seagrass meadow biotope aquarium featuring only fish species and invertebrates that originate from the Carribbean such as the yellowhead Jawfish and Halloween hermit crab and several more.
I was thinking of keeping turtle grass but if it's too tall for my setup I could always go with the smaller star grass.
I used to keep a 145 liter south american blackwater biotope setup complete with tannins leaf litter and driftwood and several species of south american fish.
My first task before cycling it will be to build a deep sand bed to prepare for my sea grass being added later after the tank is mature enough.
Once I have gotten to that point I am sure to post updates on a new thread about my tank.
My main goal is to turn it into a Carribbean seagrass meadow biotope aquarium featuring only fish species and invertebrates that originate from the Carribbean such as the yellowhead Jawfish and Halloween hermit crab and several more.
I was thinking of keeping turtle grass but if it's too tall for my setup I could always go with the smaller star grass.
I used to keep a 145 liter south american blackwater biotope setup complete with tannins leaf litter and driftwood and several species of south american fish.
My first task before cycling it will be to build a deep sand bed to prepare for my sea grass being added later after the tank is mature enough.
Once I have gotten to that point I am sure to post updates on a new thread about my tank.
