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Thanks! I got another powerhead to help with that slime. I am hoping that I wont have to use chemi-clean unless I have to, but I got some just in case. How long do you think until I can get some soft corals? The LMB finally became comfortable too. He came out and perched on a rock.

Just bought my first fishies. I got a pair of False percs and a lawnmower blenny who has been hiding. I will just keep updating this thread as I get new stuff... it shall be my onofficial tank journal, feel free to give me advice. Pics: I have recently encountered a small red-slime outbreak...

What lighting are you using?

Love the Lawnmower, they are so cool. I would also like to see that full tank shot.

They are known to hide pretty well, how big is the tank?

That zoo rock is AWESOME! Good deal.

Yeah, I would say check the test kit.

Originally Posted by turbonerd should i get my water from the store or make my own. mind you that i have never made saltwater before. Make your own, but make sure you have an adequate salt mix. You also probably want to use RO/DI water which is bought from the store or made using a RO/DI unit.

https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=172108 Check that out.

What kind of skimmer are you using? How often are you feeding?

Yeah, I was deciding between black clowns or perculas. Which would you suggest?

Well, Im starting a new 30gal tank and have developed a preliminary stocking list. It will be a reef tank with mostly leathers and zoos. Anyways just wanting suggestions on how these guys will do together. Thanks. Two clowns (haven't decided on what type yet) Orange spotted goby Sixline...

Looks like the clowns like that anemone!

Originally Posted by beerkegman I would take the rock and put it in a 5 gallon bucket of saltwater with a power head and cure it for a week or two and change the water. If you boil this will kill anything that might be living on the rock. I would do the same, except leave it in the tank a...

I dont know about that sand, but you'll want to probably put some live rock rubble and/or caulerpa/cheato.

That looks great! It proves that a small amount of rock can go a long way.

Very nice, glad you are having luck with the anemone.

Beauty. Lookin good, how old is it?

What did you do with the larger clown?

No, dont clean your live rock. It shouldn't look white though, what kind of rock is it?