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No water change during the cycle. You want all of it to spike

Agreed. Facebook saltwater groups in your area. Can also try Craigslist

Its possible yes, but i wouldn't try it in a 40. All must be added at once and i would suggest atleast 100gal min tank

Unfortunately while an fx6 is a good filter, canister filters are horrible for sw. They essentially become nitrate traps. Your much better off with a hob. Such as an aqua clear 110. The issue, however with an eel the tank needs to be escape proof. The easiest way to do that, is a sump

Honestly idk. There just isn't as much intrest anymore. I think alot has to do with Facebook groups

Its algae growing on it. Normal yes, but it almost looks like you need more flow

Not even close to what it was a few years ago. Its a shame

In a 65 gal your probably over stocked b4 the tang honestly

Anything is possible. You shouldn't have much of a spike tho. I would monitor the water daily for about 2 wks. Be ready to do some water changes if you start to see a spike

Your definitely close. If you use a sump it will increase water volume and should help. If your willing to do a 75 then most definitely yes

Best bet is to use new sand.

Blood shrimp are notorious for being nocturnal. After lights out wait and hr. Use a flash light and look. I bet you see it

How big is the tank. Smaller tanks add to aggressive fish

W a 20 your options are limited. Look into the following. Clowns, green gobys, yellow, gobys, fire fish, reinfords goby. These are a few suggestions

Your tank is 12ft long? Hell in that you could have a dozen maroon clowns. Its not apples to apples. Its apples to watermelon

how are your nitrates? High nitrate won't necessarily kill them, but it will cause them to almost go dormant

The sick angel could still be the issue. You also are not dealing with easy fish either. Draggonets are notoriously difficult to keep.

Personally go w a dwarf lion. My zebra started on live ghost shrimp, but quickly transitioned to frozen prawns, krill, small frozen sw fish. I started by hand feeding him live shrimp them mix in a prawn. Eventually only feeding frozen prawns

i agree w above. Juvenile fish act totally different then mature adults. If you want a lion for a 75 look into dwarf lions