Is a chicago sunburst to big for a bio cube 32?

[abryant]

I have a 32 gal biocube been running for 6ish months looking to add a chicago sunburst do you guys think it’ll be to big for my tank?

 

[Cell]

That's fine.

 

[abryant]

That's fine

I hope he doesn’t move to the other island tho in my tank, I made a separate island hoping he’ll stay there

 

[twelvefive]

I hope he doesn’t move to the other island tho in my tank, I made a separate island hoping he’ll stay there

It'll go where it wants and that's probably not where you want him to go.

 

[Cell]

With proper light and flow, there is a good chance it stays put.

 

[Rjramos]

One? No such thing as one. This is my 29 biocube. Difficult to count but probably 12-15 ultra rainbow BTA’s. I started with 1 in Nov 2019, right before the pandemic. I have other tanks so, I dedicated this one to them. Don’t expect them to stay where you plan, they go where they please. Only other organisms a fascination favia on the lower right and a maxima clam I recently lost on the left. When one of them comes off the rocks and onto back I pull them out and sell them. I was gonna mix in other BTA’s at one point, but I learned sunburst and these don’t do well. These and Black widows are ok.

 

[90's reefer]

Current tank pic?
Most bubble nems wander from my experience and split, so be prepaired.
I have had better luck with long tentacle nems but thats me if you want clowns
My current 30g with nem and clownfish pair. No other fish in the system.

 

[Goaway]

Nems go where nems want.


Also, my own experience... sunburst nems don't split as frequently as the rbtas.

But hey, if you do get a chicago who loves to frequently split. I would personally welcome that. They're so pretty!

 

[girlsdad_AAA]

Do CSB’s foot attached under live rock, kinda like in a cave?