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bigger you go the easier sw is. Personally for a newbie i wouldn't go less then 75. 125 us even better

Has to be too big for it to eat. Generally species only

welcome to sw. Now the big questions. How did you cycle the tank? Thats alot of fish for 54. The lion will eat your gramma and possibly the anthias. Sw is much different then fw. Far less fish in a tank compared to fw. Very slowly add fish. Such as 1 or 2 fish a month. Also live rock is dam...

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I would try and contact DD and see what they were feeding it. They qt the fish for 2 wks so it had to be eating something for them

they come out of the live rock

Lets start with the sand. If you have that much food left in the sand you don't have enough flow. You need some power heads to circulate the water and keep that stuff in the water column. Then whatever isn't eating gets removed by filtration. 2nd the trigger. If its eating it should be fine. I...

Thats a close up pic lol. Looks to be a bristle worm yes. Their no problem

To make whatsvin the tank stand out, a solid color is best. This is just an idea, possibly put a mirror on the back.

Lol triggers always get the blame. Usually its warranted tho.

i would say your trigger is beating the hell out of your fish. The tail on the other looks beat to hell. No thats not normal transition

first off you realize this is a salt water forum rt? Lol Look up bloat. Its fairly common in gold fish

Looks like a type of bubble alagae

In my 29 i have dwarf lion and maroon clown. The clown basically has the whole tank but is too big for the lion to eat

Excellent. That is the one issue with copper banded butterflies, they can be tough to acclimate. My captive bred milletseed is my first try with them. Excellent fish, just a fondness for hammers.

Agreed. It doesn't seem to matter if they are well fed either. They just have a taste for them. My bf is captive bred too!! Still went rt after a hammer i put in.

Ha ha ha, very intresting read. Butterflies are generally not reef safe. They especially love hammers and frog spawn. Mine don't touch my zoas tho. The one exception is the copper banded. They are reef safe and also eat apatasia

Your list is fine with a lion. That is alot of fish even for a 200 tho. I like a zebra moray myself. The net should be fine. As far as the heater. Yes you need what ever wattage is needed for your size tank. Most people keep them in the sump

Craigslist is also an option

Very big tank. 300+ sand bottom