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This store did offer a 48 hour guarantee, but I realized this after 6 days. I think I'm going to try a new LFS today and try a different fish, any recommendations? As far at a QT tank, what all does that involve, I don't have a lot of room to work with living in an apartment.

I did buy them from a LFS, and they were in the bag for at the very most 1 hour. I honestly don't know about the gilling, they seemed normal when I put them in. I also don't really know if it was off or not, being my first fish.

I have a 34g RedSea tank and have had it up and running for 6 weeks. I have a CUC and a peppermint shrimp in the tank, so I decided to add some fish. I went with a clown fish, 2 actually. I know its best to only add 1 at a time with a new tank, but figured it was best to add them as a pair (1...

Take all of what out?

Any particular thing that causes them, or just another phase of cycling? Some pictures of it

There is a bit of algae, it looks like string algae. I am also starting to get the pinkish red stuff on the sand and some of the LR(is that good?). The nitrates dropped a bit and are at 5-10.

So do you think it is fine to add a fish yet? Or should I wait for the nitrates to drop a bit more?

Whats the best way to get rid of them, joes juice?

If I don't plan on doing any coral, would you suggest still getting rid of them?

Thanks for the ID, what is the downside to keeping them?

I have a 34G with 25 lbs of LR and 20 lbs of sand. The tank will be 2 weeks old this Wednesday, and all levels are where they should (8.2, pH, 0 Ammonia, 0 Nitrites) be except nitrates which is around 20-40. I did a 10% water change 2 days ago and it didn't seem to change the level that much...

I'm pretty sure the one in the lower left is aiptasia(picture was taken before it opened up all the way) The other three I have no clue what they are. This is my first saltwater tank (34g) and am still in the cycling of the tank. Also I see everyone says to get rid of the aiptasia, what is so...