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I want it!

I would not add any more fish personally, as for corals you could add a colt or toadstool.

Kalk is a product to drip in to the tank to stabilize ph and calcium. It helps maintain these levels. It is not needed in a fish only tank because there is no real requirement for calcium. This is for reef tanks.

They love fresh shell fish.

I run mine without shields or tops.

May want to remove only if they get to be over a foot long. Use tweezers as they do pinch. They are a great clean up crew animal though

None, They need to be in a species only tank.

Is it in good condition? why are you trading it? Just querious. If your other deals do not work out, I have some colt and toadstool frags. Tons of xeina as well. email me at saltcreep1313@hotmail.com if you would like!

So you want to shift the sand back to where it was? Sounds to me like the damage is already done. I think you would have seen spikes by now if it was going to be a problem.

Ya, Dremels are inexpensive. I cut through mine with the dremel like it was butter. Left it in reef dip for 20min and put them back in the tank. All has been fine.

I Would be a little leary of doing this. It could release trapped trates and phosphates and such.

Def MH!!!!

I just lost my SFE to this. Need to get egg crate for the top

https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/129085/look-what-i-found Check this and see if it is the same

Sounds like bubble algae. They spread quickly, exp if popped.

Sounds like a bristle worm. They are good. Do a search out here and you should see a pic of one

My yellow tang gets along with both, although you will get stiff resistance out here on a tang in a 55. I really do not think it is good either IMO. As for the bristle worms, unless they are a foot or so, they are a benifit to the tank. Leave em in there. The eat things already dead.

No but I will bump this for ya

You will need to set up a qt tank. All new fish should go into the qt tank for a month to monitor them and see if they have ich or other problems. If they look good after a month then put them in the main tank. This is the only way of keeping ich out. It is introduced with fish, usually new...

No prob. I am sure one is in the mail as we speak!