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I'm saving to get the red sea wave maker I've only heard good things about it.

This may sound like a small thing but did you check your Salinity I know that when my snails start to become sluggish or die it is most likely my salinity is to high

I have a yellow watchman and yes he will sift the sand if he gets really hungry but they are really good eaters mine is as fat as can be. Grouperhead, I think your thinking of the diemond back goby those will almost always exhaust a live sand bed of all its critters and then starve.

Have and really like the yellow watchman gobys and pretty much any goby that will host a prawn or goby shrimp.

I had some hair algae pretty bad and I got ten really big turbo snails and they cleaned it right up. The only thing is that the really big ones can bulldoze around causing you corals to fall.

I have had them in my reef and they didn't bother my corals but if you do not provide larger shells for them to grow into they go for you snails that is to say if you have snails if you don't they might go after each other

A great fish in a reef would be six-line wrasse I have one in my reef and he's great I had really got him to get rid of some bristle worms.

If you ordred a power sweep from ZooMed then it might not rotate all that much. I had one but took it back because it just would not rotate,I think it has something to do with the mechanism getting stuck with small bits of junk or a film of algae growing on the gears.

It will more than likely grow back if your water onditions are good. But be careful with those I had one eat one of my smaller fish while it was sleeping.

In my 50 gallon reef I use a AquaC Urchin Pro Its the same as the remora Pro but for in sum apps. it works really great it's rated for tanks up to 125 gallons. If you need something bigger Thier EV series of skimmers are good too.

Right now I have a 50 gallon reef tank with a six-line wrasse a purple fire fish and a watch man goby. I want to get a swiss guard basslet but i'm not sure if it would get along with my six-line wrasse. So my question is will they get along? Thanks

It may be cheaper but it may not it all depends on the dealer.

I don't think the brown algae killed your shrimp it more than likely died and then the brown algae grew over it. Brown algae can grow really fast. You may also want to check your waters parameters to see if that could have been the cause of your shrimps death.

My tank is 50 gallon acylic tank with a 30 gallon sump

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