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If you know anyone nearby, or at your LFS, maybe they can give you some used filter material. That really kickstarts the Nitrite cycle.

I am not sure what you are asking, but I had a Fim-Yellow headed and it ate everything in my tank. I had a goldentail and it ate nothing except what I fed it. I have heard Tess's, Fim's and green morays will eat all tankmates.

slack - Beautiful dog. I own two myself. Hope you treat that dog better than you treat your fish!

Horsemen, Where in Calif are you?? I might be able to help you

You can ship me some!!!

for a 55. sure, something like a coral beauty or a flame angel. very colorful, very active and good for that size tank!

They definately are NOT pyramid snails, and I agree, they look like baby turbo's. Congratulations, you are a grandparent!

None of the above and certainly not both. Your tank is too small

Gee, after that last post about the angler type fish (that is not in your aquarium!), frankly I dont know if I should believe if these are in your aquarium either. Remember the boy that cried wolf!

A clown trigger just may eat the mantis and the clown/damsel just may get eaten by the mantis. I (personally) would put a few damsels in there just for looks and for the mantis to have someething to hunt. They are interesting, just not in your display tank.

I think the first one is a trunicate. Simple filter feeder, will not hurt a thing.

how big is that tank. I think you want 15 to 20x the Gallons. (and no, its not enough, I have a 100 gallon with 4 maxijet 1200, a mag 3 and a rio 1500 in it) You really want the water moving. Think of the tides, the ocean is always on the move, sometimes violently!

I would just get a couple Maxijet 1200's (they are relatively inexpensive) and add those to your tank. I agree there is not enough flow in there at all!

I personally wouldnt take the risk. I had a seahorse tank with aptasia outbreak that I got from an order of Macroalgae and fought it and fought it and fought it and it was no fun. I would remove the rock and the sand and thoroughly wash the glass so none of those little buggers had a chance to...

You can try washing it off, but that will be temporary and will kill the bacteria on the rock that you do want. Cyano is a symptom of a problem, it is not the problem itself

no, it is everywhere in your tank, tossing the rock is just a waste. feed less and unfortunately, you need to stop using tap water. Tap water causes the green algae and the cyano problems you are having. Either get a ro/di filter ($$) or maybe your LFS sells RO water, or there are the...

Use Ro (ro/di) water and feed less. Make sure you have powerheads moving all the water in your tank around. Chances are this is in a "dead spot" and that can cause the cyano to grow. Move the powerheads around or add more if you dont have enough. There are other ways like getting a refugium...

Wow.. No one answered you... Well, I dont know officially how long you can keep it, But I know what I do. I keep mine in the enclosed rubbermaid (clean/unused) trashcan for up to a month sometimes. I also keep a powerhead in there to keep the water circulating while I store it.

The problem with just pulling them off is that if any tiny piece is left, it will grow back. I had never heard of the super glue idea. Sounds interesting! Good luck!

Thank you, I have been looking into getting another fish for my 100 gallon. Right now I just have a maroon clown and 3 firefish. I will have to research that guy, its really interesting looking!