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Beutiful tank and im really interested in whats that Bluey stuff

Do you have any bad hitch hikers you know of like a mantis shrimp or something, but besides that he might be hiding somewhere

Well you shouldnt run your lights 12 hours, you should run them to 10 hours and thatll slow down everything until your tank stabilizises. But dont run your lights 12 hours a day run them 10 hours.

Can I use a Penguin350 as a HOB refugium ?

IM thinking you burnt it

IM thinking that you might want to take out the sock and just leave the deep sandbed, add some type of invert or CUC to clean up the debris that comes from the tank.

Yea reef crystals contain extra calcium, which is supposed to be for corals and what not

Well I use Instant Ocean but if you want a reef set0up tank you should use Reef Crystals

Ooooo interesting ok I was just wondering for some extra knowledge THANK YOU !!!

Does this mean that it is in your cabinet under your aquarium or is it literally in the basement ?

Coralline is the pink purpley stuff on your rocks, but youll notice it if its getting bigger by actually seeing the spot getting larger and it spreading to other rocks

Well green hair algae is GREEN and it looks like HAIR but its stuck in little clumps like normal algae, but you can get a Lawnmower Blennie there best for the job of Algae

Well then you got a real finicky fish, just keep trying new foods. Make blends of your own for example go to the fish store and pick up a few seafood things and mix it up and try feeding him that, try using some sort of herbivore seaweed commonly used. Have you put garlic yet in your food if not...

Well if you want him you should consider in trying different foods for him

To me he dosent like the food or its still getting used to the tank

I got them too but dont worry there not harmful good beneficial copepods

Yea I got those too, for every inch of my glass there probrably like 2 or 3 of them

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Well just saying that you might want to consider first if theres enough algae for him or her to eat and if its mature enough for the tank to create enough algae to satisfy the emeralds

Originally Posted by walkerbrody An arrow crab will eat your bristle worms. Most if not all bristle worms are benificial to your tank. You may not want to get rid of them in the first place. And also, a snowflake eel will eventually eat invertabrates and small fish, no matter how much you...