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you need to try and figure out what kinda of corals you want to keep! SPS, MPS, clams, and some LPS corals would do better under very intense light. you need to also check into HQI setups. HQI blubs get better penatration through the water which will give you corals a better color pegment. What...

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Just some 210 pics

Once your cycle has started you need to leave the tank alone turn the lights off and let the tank do its thing... the more you mess with the tank the longer it could take for the tank to cycle.... let it run its corse!!!!! No water changes or anything only top the tank off with fresh RO water...

mostly the lights

The first thing about saltwater tanks is patiences!!!!! You move to fast and the tank might crash on you..... I've been doing this for 15 plus years 4 of them pro! take your time!!!!! You should only run your lights for a few hours a day for right now. that will help keep your algea from...

they tank is almost 4 years old..... The tanks costs me about $150 a month on the light bill

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I caught alot of crap from everyone about only posting one pic of my 210!! So here you go some more shots.... Low quality camera sorry! The tank has as follows 3 250watt MH 10k 4 6ft VHO Actinics PM Sump w/Bullet Skimmer Auto Top Off 1/3 chiller 3 Iwakia 55 AuqaDyne 3000 Octopus w/ laptop...

Pics of my 210

what type of other corals do you have? High calcium or heavy population of sps of lps corals could have an effect on them..... tempature could be another problem.... need more details about the tank

you really dont need to clean your sump... if its setup right you shouldn't have to touch it..... could do more harm than good

remove it from the tank.. they like to attack corals from time to time

at that size he can eat very small fish. i.e. nean gobies..... buy a bristle worm trap or use some of the home made traps on internet.. you need to get him out asap... when food that you add to the tank will not hold him over he will turn to small fish then coral and clams if you can pull...

clams will use their foot to postion them self in a spot they like better

it looks like a form of galaxia or blastomusa... it hard to say... has there ever been any other corals it that spot? and does it have a calcium base?

Most clams do not like a sandy bottom.... you need to move it up in the tank on a rock or flat stone ASAP!!!!!! Clams need a solid spot to anchor down to!! plus bristle worms will hide under the clam down on the sand and keep closed up and will die very soon!!! Move it now!! the higher the...

sun coral is hardy and will bounce back quickly. it needs lots of care but once you get it on a cycle it is easy to take care of!

you can use a six line wrasse or scooter blenny and mandrians any of them will help with the problem