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By parameters he means what are your ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, ph, and salinity levels at.

Humu humus are actually in my opinion very nice triggers their personality is a lot like a dog mine would pretty much beg for attention

Tangs, clownfish, chromis, fire fish, cardinal fish, and a snowflake eel.

I've never had an issue with triggers being aggressive they get a little rowdy during feeding time but that's it in my experience with them anyway.

Cyanobacteria isn't good it can be cause by over feeding, not enough flow and poor water quality. What I would do is try to siphon out as much as possible and add extra flow and checkall your levels.

I'm thinking cyanobacteria but I'd wait for someone else to confirm that.

A grounding probe can probably be bought at your LFS. To check for stray voltage you need a voltmeter.

I don't think so it keeps detritus from settling onmy rocks and sand bed so it can be sucked up by my filter and skimmer. My fish don't seem to mind it but I also turn turn the wp60 off at night and dial the wp40 down so at night I'm only at like 3000 maybe. If I kept it at 10000 24/7 that would...

Also if it's possible I would test for stray voltage just to see if it is the heater

If you truly believe it's the heater then take it and see if he starts behaving normally.

Do you absolutely need the heater?

If your worried about stray voltage test for that or you could just buy a grounding probe for like $10-$15 just to be safe

Did he run into anything possibly? I would test your water for everything ammonia, nitrate, nitrite, ph, temperature and salinity just to makesure it's all fine

Is the tang the only one showing these signs?

Look orbit marine leds or look at some of the cheap chinese boxes I've used both and the orbits seemed to grow my zoas better but the chinese boxes seem to grow sps better.

I run a jebao wp40(3400gph) and a wp60(5300gph) and 2 cheap 1300gph powerheads which makes 11400 but I dial the wp60 back a little so I'm probably somewhere around 10000.

Take a stick with a piece of string tied to it and move it around the tank to find out if you have any dead spots

Try a foxface or rabbitfish I've seen them eat every kind of algae there is.

I'm just curious how did you get the juice out of the garlic? I'm guessing you just bought cloves of it.

Have you ever tried to catch a fish out of a tank? It's more work then it's worth. also with every fish you put in the tank you run the risk of introducing parasites to the tank unless your going to qt a fish you don't even plan to keep I just don't think it's a good idea to buy fish you don't...