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First are you sure they are flatworms. do you have coral in your tank. ? a sixline wrasse will enjoy your flatworms. Just check its comparability with your other fish. you can always use the old flashlight at night trick.

For a true fish only tank there is really no minimum you can actually run it without any live rock. That being said you will have to use other methods of nitrate removal as you will not be running a DSB or get the benefit of anaerobic bacteria colonization porous rock will give you. As far as...

Are you going to apply an Epoxy resin before painting ?

what are you going to utilize the table for

Looking good

Its a small world after all

I can almost hear you saying " give my creation life":D

IMO good thinking

My friend i may have not stated my meaning appropriately. what i meant was no matter if you are freshwater or saltwater. a slime coat will afford you some sort of protection. I think as to which has more slime coat salt or fresh it probably is a fish to fish situation. The dragonet is a slow...

ick can be transmitted to your tank via an infected fish or any saltwater that has the parasite in any of its life cycles

Sounds like you are a man with a plan my friend:)

where exactly is the neck of the skimmer :p

Seems like it’s time for entertainment my friend so let the games begin. First we are of course talking about a closed system. Are we talking about slime coat as a natural defense? If so of course it plays a role in defense. That as you know is why some fish are more susceptible to the parasite...

Exactly and also but very very very rarely by secondary infection. SOOOO. Ick DOES NOT kill by disease. what kills is a closed system. Therefore there can be no ability to fight off ick with some acquired antibodies

Thank you for the explanation. now i must ask how does ick in saltwater or fresh water kill

Thanks for the link I am actually doing some reading on a subject you might like " extremophile

I don’t want to do your homework for you but if it was me I would try Blue Neon Goby, Green Banded Goby and Gold Neon Pygmy Goby. When you research these fish and I hope you do, you will see that they recommend a tank minimum of 10G BUT I don’t think you will find any retailer suggesting a fish...

Snake my friend you are an entrepreneur

Just my .02 you really limit yourself to what you can put into a tank that size. look into some type of goby. if it was me i would pass on the fish and add some coral and either Sexy shrimp, blood shrimp designer shrimp. A small emerald crab Flame scallop ( hard to keep) And if I had had my...

can you explain the not having any ability to fight it off statement