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Quote: Originally Posted by TBrow21 What size sump should I use and I don't really know anything about sumps so any information is helpful if you dont know anything about them why do you want one

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Nice now it’s time to start cultivation the coralline algae IMO

Not mine but he does look like he would keep unwanted guests from the pool

Research rock anemones [not aiptasia]

Flow or current

Why not consider a fishless small tank, apple maybe a clam or two and somecorals

I have read numerous threads that discourage hobbyists from keeping certain type of fish in their aquarium because the fish need X amount of room to swim. So my question is how we know that a certain fish need 6 feet of horizontal room to survive in our tank. Why not 6’6 or 7 ft. now I am sure...

search the internet for Aquarium Invertebrates: Sea Apples by Rob Toonen, PH.D. its a great piece if you have not read it, do so PS Bang have you read this info by Toonen

what kind of fish

Quote: Originally Posted by Noobzilla Lawnmowers can be fun to watch, even though mines a pain in the ass. Another reason for the hobbyist to keep their ass out of the tank

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer Looks great......looks happy :) thanks Lois

Seems like the mandarin can’t decide which candy Cane is more appealing

When I referred to pods I meant. Amphipods, isopods as well as copepods. As far as were to introduce the pods I would put a least two bottles in the DT and one in the sump if you have LR there . You need IMO to start populating the DT as soon as possible. You can then supplement the DT...

I am by no means an expert on keeping mandarin dragonets as I have only had one for less than a month. But if I am one thing it is addicted to research. That being said I will say this. Wild caught mandarins which I believe to be the case in your purchase will eat only live pods when introduced...

I agree with Bang, as a side note mandarins usually arrive in some state of malnutrition so getting them to eat as soon as possible is of the utmost importance. Do you have a good population of pods established in your tank? How much live rock do you have? Do you have a refuge? Is the mandarin...

Job well done

i think at this point we need a picture

Can you post a picture of the top of your tank? This is what I would do at this point. I would go out and buy a small length of small diameter pvc and to pvc 90s and pvc glue I would mock up the pvc so the elbows fit tight at the front and back to the tank glue the pvc pieces (straight length...