Recent content by grant778

Keep a close eye on it around those corals, sometimes angelfish will pick at them, possibly killing them.

Since you are going with a fowlr set up, I second looking into some decorative macro algae for your display tank. It is really pretty and will add color if you get the right kinds. However, as has already been mentioned, many fish like tangs will eat the macro algae so they may not be...

I would definitely not treat the display tank with copper based medication because copper is deadly to corals and inverts and will linger. If you go with treatment with a copper medication you must use a quarantine tank to do so (assuming you want to keep corals and or inverts in your display...

If there are NO inverts remaining in your system, I would just treat the ich in the big tank with a hypo treatment so that you don't ruin the tank with copper medication. If I was in your shoes and still had inverts in the tank, I would take any remaining inverts out to your hospital tank, then...

Yep they are diatoms.

I would not recommend maroon clowns though, just because of how aggressive they can be.

I don't own this type of fish, but the yellow candy hogfish is a fish you might want to look at.

We need a detailed description or photo of it.

The hermits will kill the snails for their shells D:

And I assume you mean anemone when you said ammenami. An older more established tank is usually needed to sustain an anemone. They also usually need powerful lighting. Is the lighting you have powerful enough?

Keep an eye on it. Check for signs of ich and what not. It may just be stressed out from the move. Also, there is no way at all that you can keep a tang in a 29 gallon tank. They need a lot of space to swim, waay more than what you can provide in a 29 gallon.

Algae growth is caused by poor water quality that has too many extra nutrients in it. The direct sunlight will make it a lot easier for the algae to grow. However, if you keep your water of good quality, even with a window next to it, you can limit algae growth. If you can grow macro algae in...

Can you get a photo of it?

But the parasite can turn up on the fish and then head on to the next stage in one day?

Hmm. Thats unusual.