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i tried them in SW. they lived a few days tops and was really sad watching them die slowly. i wouldn't try it again. gammarus shrimp are your best bet, the SW ones.

leds are fine. uv helps kill ich and algae i believe

2. is it best to use all live rock, or some base and live mixed together? yes, but its cheaper 4.im sure theres a thread here with the acceptable watar paramaters but i cannot find it can someone help me out? ammonia, nitrite 0. nitrate low as possible. specific gravity 1.022-1.025 temp 76-78...

yellow tail blue damsel and 2 hermits will attack anything. there are 3 common peppermint shrimp imposters. one looking exactly like the real one but being a cold water species. only the ones from the carribean and florida are the real ones.

sure it isnt coralline?

bicolor blenny, ocellaris clownfish, green chromis, mexican turbo snail, nassarius snails, stomatella snails, bristle worms, mini bristle stars, spaghetti worms, gammarus shrimp

no, hawkfish are aggressive. put in a bicolor blenny and a green chromis.

the yellow tail or black blenny is very similar to the bicolor. same care, etc. same family. also in that family is the midas. escenus or whatever. bicolors are my favorite fish. very friendly, awesome personality, and gorgeous.

tigger pods are a cold water species and won't live long.

florida is really cheap. heres my cheap build. adjust accordingly. seed with a bit of live rock and live sand. 10 gallon kit at pet store $40. hydrometer $10. adjustable heater $20. aragonite sand 1-2" $20. 10 lbs washed bowl/lace rock $20. food $10. sea salt $20. thermometer $2. coral frags...

i had gammarus living in my hob filter

the only concern is ich

are they snails? if so they are probably good

whats it called and what is it made of? i heard some sand is made out of quartz but i forgot if its any good.

i would do a freshwater dip with methelyne blue and get some medicated fish food. leebca over at reefland has a great post about it called being a super pooper snooper

even though some fish may not show signs. they still have ich. anything can carry including rocks, substrate, crabs, etc they just wont be affected by it. ich needs fish to live and all ich will die if fishless for 2 months. brittle star, emerald crab, and hermits will aid in your fish's...

so i guess you are screwed unless you order these from the east coast

nutrients from the live sand + the new lights = more algae. get 1 large mexican turbo snail per 10 gallons

i agree with everything flower said 100%

neither fish can be put into your system