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I have a 10g tank that was onced used for frogs. It has been in the garage for a couple of years. Will this suffice?

I feed my pt anemone soft pellets once a week. Is this a good practice? Can I do the same for the candy cane? Do you feed each "mouth"?

What kind of equipment do I need to start a QT tank? I'd like to set one up but i'm not sure what to put in it. Do I need sand, rock?

Bought a few frags today for a good deal, but I'm not sure how to take care of one. Got a frogspawn, pulsing xenia, cabbage leather, hammer coral, and a candy cane/trumpet coral. Anything special I should know about these, especially the candy cane? What do I feed it? Thanks.

I purchased the rock while it was in the curing process but I am not sure if the process was complete. It does not stink is the process complete?

I purchased some more LR today. I have read to not put it directly into the tank after purchase. What steps should I take before adding?

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It looks as if the damsel has finally settled down and started to leave the hippo alone. Wheew!!

Thanks. Much

Originally Posted by Anonome Both are very pretty, but they get very large. I am known for pushing the limits, so do your water changes.....extremely important. It can be done, but be diligent in upkeep on the tank to keep the parameters in check. Do my parameter checks every week. Do a 30%...

Just wanted to show off my new additions. A Vlamingi and a Blue Hippo. Kinda curious if this is too much bioload or if I am right on the line. I don't plan on getting anything else for a long time. Except corals.

No, didn't quarantine. I know you should, but I haven't set up an extra tank. Any pointers on setting up a quarantine tank? How big should it be? What should it have in it? I'll try the fly hook. It's probably the only thing I haven't tried yet.

Any other ideas to remove the damsel?

It's a 110 gallon reef. I have tried and tried to remove the damsel. No luck. Don't want to remove all of the rock.

I got my new Hippo today. My velvet damsel is backing up to it and them smacking it with its tail violently. What is this?

The stains on the glass I believe are from the undissolved salt. It is better to mix the salt and water before hand to let the salt completely dissolve before adding to the tank.

Did you add scoops of salt to your aquarium, or pre mixed water?