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Actually flower they are considered to be in the mid-range when it comes to care. There are as with all corals certain specific needs, lighting, flow and IMO placement (from the web In the wild, the Elegance Coral lives in both shallow and deeper waters, down to 131 feet (40 m), in areas of...

Or what I like to do and yes it takes some time. Go to your local hard ware store and buy some ½” pvc and ½” 90s with a clean out. You can make little tables out of the pvc its real simple. Place them in your BB tank. Then place the rock on top of the table this gives you the advantage of your...

This is the coral after 1hr in my tank left side has nice development right side taking a little longer FYI I can count on one hand how many corals I have recommended to hobbyists on this site BUT I will add this one to the list. If you are starting a reef tank I would recommend you look into...

Quote: Originally Posted by smartorl Hey, I haven't exactly seen those anemones offering room service meals like the clowns do for the anemones! I beg to differ at who is really the "host". Be that as it may the host is the anemone...

Ok boys and girls I received my shipment of corals this morning. I had stated that I was going to start a thread from the time I received the coral to the introduction into my tank. Problem is I was so excited to see the coal that I could not wait to get the camera before I opened the box. Let...

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer Quote: Originally Posted by florida joe Burritos fish must think “Of all the saltwater joints in all the World I had to go to this one?” LOL..Now that is a good one thanks but what about my post

Burritos fish must think “Of all the saltwater joints in all the World I had to go to this one?”

you want something that has Sodium hypochlorite in it I would only use clorox

Quote: Originally Posted by meowzer Quote: Originally Posted by Flower Did we use the wrong word? My clown wallows in the anemone..is that better? LOL...Flower, I'm thinking the anemone is the actual host.... BINGO

Umm people clowns DO NOT HOST

Quote: Originally Posted by Burrito i know that lol i have a nass snail :) i will show you a picture of it 2morrow with a turbo :3 I wait with bated breath

Nassarius snails are detrivores/scavengers. Cerith Snails can consume detritus, uneaten food, fish waste, and algae

As that great song the hokey pokey taught us. THAT’S WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT

Quote: Originally Posted by JAXFishGirl Quote: Originally Posted by florida joe Much worse than before is like being a little pregnant, you either have GHA or you don’t. Removing by hand and using snails can never really assure you have gotten it all. Trust me I know. You need to sterilize...

Much worse than before is like being a little pregnant, you either have GHA or you don’t. Removing by hand and using snails can never really assure you have gotten it all. Trust me I know. You need to sterilize the rocks with the algae. FYI the method used by most if not all public aquariums to...

You may not want to hear this BUT you need to address the gha NOW, and aggressively. IMO the best way to do this is remove the rocks effected on the right side of your tank. Bleach them. Back in the tank they go. After a week take out the effected rocks on the left side and do the same. It may...

yea they are not cheap BUT i run the 60" and love it https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/forum/thread/377213/out-with-the-old

Do not run the skimmer or the UV while you are cycling. The skimmer will skim out dissolved organics which you need for the colonization of nitrifying bacteria. IMO you are wasting bulb life by running your UV so soon FYI you want the water passing round your UV bulb to be as clean as possible...

So far my damsel is the perfect tank addition FYI anyone looking at the hippo, he DOES NOT HAVE ICK

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