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Not hard at all. Once the tank has cycled and you are having success keeping parameters in check and nitrate levels down, then you could try some zoas or shrooms. Both very easy to care for.

Probably not. Whenever you see hair algae, pull every piece of it out that you can. That stuff can take over in the blink of an eye.

Nah, not too much. I run a Koralia 1 in my BC 14. I have a maxijet 900 in place of the stock return pump as well. I have parts of my tank that are high, medium, and low. It is working perfectly.

I consider the 34 gallon tanks to be the maximum. There is nothing set in stone.

If it were my tank, I would remove it. I don't like the look of algae in my display

I wouldn't. The bicolor blenny that I had in my nano was very territorial and actually started to nip at my corals. He was taken back to the lfs as soon as I caught him

Maybe that rock has lead in the middle, just kidding. I do think you need another 15 pounds or so. Looking good. A koralia 1 would be a good addition as well. Have you thought about making a fuge in the back chambers?

Put the chemi-pure in chamber 1, it will already be enclosed in the filter bag, just be sure to rinse it really well. A lot of black stuff will come out when you do. Nissan-your parameters look fine to me.

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Wow, that is in bad shape. What kind of lights will it be under? That anemone needs some serious TLC.

Yup, less than an inch for me as well.

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A maxijet 1200 or 900 will work in the back chambers. Looks like you need to do some water changes and maybe feed less, since it looks like you have cyano.

I would get one that is already eating prepared foods. They are out there you may just have to look around a bit. It will be very hard, IMO, to train one in your nano. I would bring him in already eating cyclo or mysis or whatever. HTH

Yup, all depends on what tank.

As long as you can spend a few hours a week, you shouldn't have a problem.

Most likely you will want corals once you get used to taking care of the tank. Get a Biocube, you can keep softies and a bunch of different lps corals. In either a Biocube 14 or a 20 gallon you won't be able to have many fish anyway. As for the heater, I have mine in chamber 3, with the return...

Helfrich firefish Yashia Haze Goby and tiger pistol shrimp and everybody loves clownfish.

The algae could certainly wreak havoc. I would cook the rock.

There are certainly beautiful rock anemones available. However I wouldn't recommend getting any anemone with pc lighting. You do have a lot of watts per gallon, but even still I wouldn't risk it. It would be a toss up in my mind if the anemone would survive long term.