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My dottyback. This is the best picture I could get of him peeking out of his cave in the 2 years that Iv had him.

Coral beauty stopping by for a check up!!

The Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse, also known as the Carpenter's Wrasse, or Redfin Flasher Wrasse, is orange with blue vertical stripes as a juvenile. As the fish matures and becomes an adult, the coloration becomes yellow with a series of broken blue horizontal stripes. The dorsal fin features...

flasher wrasse

I have 51x turnover in my 40 gallon breeder and maintain mostly softies. I have never had any problems. Some corals love the high flow and some dont. I have areas that are high flow to areas of low flow.

Check your sponges in the fluva. They should be cleaned once a week. Do you have any algae problems.

If you are doing a FO or FOWLR its plenty, but if you are doing a reef i would increase to 25x or more turnover rate.

How about a Carpenter's Flasher Wrasse. I have one in my 40. They only grow to 3inches.

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40 gallon breeder with 30 gallon sump/refugium and 384watts pc lighting

I have a royal and they dont bother each other at all.

With the sixline there might be a problem.

yep they are more shy then most reef fish IMO.

yep its my second try. the first one freaked out and wacked his head into the glass and that was it!!!

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Yea bet alot of brown stuff came out. You should really consider hooking up a sump/refugium to your tank. That was the best thing a ever did. I have 0 phosphates and nitrates all the time now. That will allow you to put a skimmer in there to. I believe a skimmer is a must for this hobby. If you...

Yea food gets trap in there and the next thing you know your nitrates are climbing. Thats why i dont run any type of sponges in my tank. I only run a emperror filter pad with carbon one week a month in my sump.

Yea i would definately rinse it out once a week. The sponge is a nitrate trap.

Yes i would if you have another source of biomedia in the filter or liverock in the tank.

There is a small chance you may see another cycle. Feed the tank a pinch of fish food everyother day and just keep testing to to see if your ammonia and nitrites go up. If they dont after the first week then I would say you could add your fish back. If your liverock was kept under water with a...