Volume: 30 Gallons / 113 Liters
Dimensions (L × W × H):
30.0" ×
12.0" ×
18.0"
76.2cm ×
30.5cm ×
45.7cm
It is recommended to perform a 5-gallon water change weekly to help maintain water quality and stability in your reef tank.
You should regularly monitor parameters such as salinity, pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, calcium, alkali, magnesium, and phosphate to ensure a healthy environment for your reef inhabitants.
Feed a variety of foods, including Ocean Nutrition frozen Mysis (soaked with Garlic Xtreme), Phyto Feast and Marine One Formula Pellets weekly. Ensure not to overfeed to prevent water quality issues.
A Current USA Sunpod HQI MH 150w with Phoenix bulb paired with 18w Power actinics LEDs is suitable for providing sufficient light for both photosynthetic corals and other inhabitants in a 30-gallon nano reef.
Regularly clean the skimmer cup and collection cup to prevent residue buildup and maintain efficiency. Check for any clogs in the skimmer body and ensure that the pump is functioning properly.
To maintain healthy SPS corals, ensure stable water parameters, particularly calcium and alkalinity levels. Use a two-part solution like B-Ionic to maintain these levels and conduct regular water changes to provide necessary minerals.
Provide moderate light and water flow, along with regular feeding of meaty foods. Monitor for any signs of stress and maintain good water parameters to promote growth.
Place your Crocea Clam at a suitable height where it can receive plenty of light. Ensure your water parameters, particularly calcium and nitrate, are within optimal ranges and provide stable, low-flow water conditions.
In a nano reef, consider keeping small invertebrates such as Pom Pom Crabs, Sexy Shrimp, and various species of Clams (like Crocea and Maxima) along with Cnidarians that do not outcompete the corals for space.
The cleanup crew serves as the backbone of the reef ecosystem, helping to consume detritus, algae, and leftover food, which keeps the tank clean and healthy. They act as organic filterers contributing to a more natural environment.
Select a mix of snails, crabs, and other invertebrates tailored to the specific needs of your aquarium. For a 30-gallon tank, consider adding 10 Bumble Bee snails, 10 Dwarf blue legged hermit crabs, and 15 Stomatella snails. Research each species' roles and compatibility.