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Honestly, very rarely. Your media is where alot of your bacteria live. The only thing i change is my bag of chemi pure blue and thats every 3-4 months

Welcome to sw. Time will reduce it, nothing happens fast in sw. Its a slow process generally. Shouldn't be much longer tho. A 300w heater tho is a bit much for that size tank, i only say that bc if it ever malfunctions and stays on it will cook your tank.

Turn lights off and wait and see tomm

To me it looks like its reaching yes. Either move it up or higher output lights

Bigger is easier to keep, the deeper tank would just need more lighting

Agreed, the older one is established

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Blue fin tuna!

Hi, now you say you don't want a reef but you want a nem. Basically there one and the same. Clowns do not need and will not always take to a nem. That said, yes you need high end reef lighting for a nem. They are more light hungry then most coral. Kessil are one of better leds on the market...

No treatment will work and not kill your coral and inverts. Hyposalinty and copper are the only two ways to treat ich. You have 2 options. Remove the coral and inverts then treat main tank. 2nd most effective remove ALL fish and treat in a qt tank. Leaving main tank fishless for 6-8 weeks...

The tank dimension limits your fish options. A few options to look into are hawk fish, dwarf lion, diamond gobys

Yup your definitely cycling

Thanks inforbis, that is the best for its eye appeal.

Ah very good ladies thank you. Tank wise it would either be my 75 or 220. The 75 only has 4 fish in it. The 220 is more the show peice tank but also has more peaceful inhabitants

I've been looking at these alot lately. Are they the hell raisers people say they are?

Your power head in addition to filtration would be fine. Depending on your type of filtration. As listed above, hob is the easiest for a newbie. I like the fluval "aqua clear" hob filters, for a 20 i would use the up to 70 gal size tho. Big yes but it will off set the smaller powerhead and you...

Sw is totally different. I think almost easier but much different. Have you done any research in keeping a sw tank? Such as sand,live rock, filtration, ect?

Crown fish?

2 things. First text the pic to yourself then upload that text. 2nd your testing for ammonia rt?

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