Coolaid's 28g Nano Cube

[Coolaid]

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This is my Nano Cube after cycle and first frags.. This was about 4 months ago.

Mods done
nanotuners CREE LED lighting
2nd chamber turned into a refugium
added a bio cube nano skimmer (pretty useless)
hydor flo return nozzle
nano 425 powerhead
maxijet 900 return pump
cassette surface skimmer

Live stock

Fish
6 line wrasse
Fire Fish
Goby / Pistol pair
pair black O. Clowns

(Yes it's over stocked.. they are eventually all moving to a 90)

Corals
Frog spawn
Indo Torch
Various acans
pagoda cup
various zoas
duncan
goni
scoly
GSP

I'm sure I am forgetting some.

Here is a semi current shot. I've changed a couple things since this.. I also gave the orange clowns to a friend when I got the black pair.

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[Coolaid]

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I need to get a full tank current shot. I've traded out or gave some things since these shots.

[Coolaid]

Can anyone ID this bristle worm as the "good" kind?

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[greybolt03]

Def a bristle worm. I've heard so many different opinions most say they are great scavengers just don't let them get too big....

[Jcurry@wesketch]

I'm not sure but I think the brown or tan ones are ok. The red ones are the corallivores.

[Coolaid]

Thanks guys... better safe then sorry.. I actually pulled 2 out last night.. I don't mind them, but the two I got there getting a little too big for my peace of mind.

[mnat]

We do the same, they are great scavengers but as they get bigger and if I can catch them I will pull them.

[Coolaid]

Well,

I woke up this morning to a crash... I come out to the living room and the tank is on the floor smashed.. I think the cat or something knocked it over.. I honestly don't know..

My wife and I managed to QUICKLY set up a 20 long and get all the fish rock and corals into it.. We so far only lost one Green Cromis, and a a head of torch, and one head of frog spawn.. I know we are not yet in the clear because I am sure this will cause a cycle and the stress of this will cause other issues, but for now, everything looks to be open and out.. fish are swimming, crabs are.. crabs.. pistol is bull dozing goby is staring at me like i stole his bike.. all is normal as can be.

I have feelers out to a couple of people in hopes of getting a new nano up and running.. I am also searching for the stuff to get the 90 up if I can't get a decent replacement nano..
If anyone has any of the following they may be looking to let go (and can accept paypal payments) these are the items I would need to get the 90 fuctionable.

Sump (the 20 long I have was meant to be the sump when I got around to getting the glass and building it) I'm not looking for anything super fancy.. just a 3 "stage" enough for a skimmer / heater a fuge and a return. must be able to fit into the 90's oak stand so say 16 x 40 footprint max.

a skimmer able to handle a 90 with a decent bio load.

48" light capable of at least LPS corals.. would prefer no PC's.

If anyone knows of a place that drills glass in the toms river area that would help.. I do not have the tools to do it yet.. This wasn't something I planned of starting for a while, and I really didn't want to do it as a rush job.. I wanted to do a proper rock scape and really take my time with it, but at this point saving my pets is more important then eye candy.

[Classklown90]

dont wanna advertise but check the for sale section. I have a nano up for sale. keep up on those water changes and u might be able to save the rest. did u use the rock from the nano?

[mnat]

What equipment do you have running on the 20l? We have kept stuff in temp tanks for a while with no problem as long as we had a skimmer or HOB filter, lights, powerhead and a heater. We are in point if you need anything.