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Do you think I should add any more lr? Or just leave it as is and have room for coral growth?

Welcome to the boards!!!! Sweet tank, looks really nice.

Cleaner crew cleaner shrimp 1-3 peppermint shrimp emerald crab 5 astrea sails 5 cerith snails 5 nassarias snails 2 scarlet hermits Anything else?

Please read my post again. I'm saying I already have those fish.

I don't think I'm getting anymore fish. I think 5 fish in my 24 gal is enough.

Thanks Well I was redoing this aquapod, so I still have the fish from before in a seperate 20 gal. I know this is a little too much fish for the bioload, but I had them around for 2 yrs. percula clown chormis yellow watchman firefish royal gramma cleaner shrimp Corals pom pom xeina giant...

Well the lr kind of sucked. To many small pieces and not really that live. Some pieces do have some good color to them though.

I'm getting my 8 lbs of lr today. yes!!!! I already have around 8 lbs right now too.

You don't need to feed it live fish anyways. You could feed it something like silversides or kill which are frozen foods. If it was ick it would pretty much be over the whole body and fins unless its just starting or something.

I guess I will get a bicolor blenny at the lfs when I'm ready.

If you do sell it, you should frag it first so you still have that coral.

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Or I would want a lawnmower blenny

I have a watchman goby that I'm going to be pairing with a pistol shrimp in a 24 gal tank. I was wondering what other gobie or blenny i could get that they don't fight. I really want to get a bicolor blenny too. Would they be compatible.

T-5 is also cheaper to buy and cheaper to maintain like wangotango said they last around 18-24 months. You can almost keep anything with either lighting systems, but t-5 maybe not everything, but a lot.

I use it, but I really can't tell the difference in water quality or anything.

Well imo I think sand is better. You get all those weird worms in there and everything. But black sand shows off more color of the fishes and coral that are in your tank.

Well you are good with the fish b/c of the bioload. Do you have any clean up crew? How about some zoos or mushrooms?

yeh if I where you break off those heads as soon as possible. also do what mx#28 said take out the piece to break it so the jelly is not in your tank. You could also suck out the jelly with a tube before moving it.

Ok I will go with the tiger. Seems to be the best bonding with the gobies from peoples experience.