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Ok if I don't get the neon goby or hawkfish, would it be ok?

Hi guys, I'm setting up a new Red Sea Reefer after just keeping Nano tanks and seahorses and was wondering what Tangs to keep in there. It is an 80-gallon (300L) system, with a 65-gallon display (246L) with a 15-gallon sump (54L). I know for sure that I'm going to keep: - 1 Coral Beuty...

Hey, I've always been wondering if in fishkeeping you use Imperial gallons or Us gallons? Thanks

Ok thanks for the help

I would like to keep a pair of Reidi seahorses as well

Ok thanks! Are there any less aggressive or territorial wrasse that could be kept in a smaller tank? I know some people who have kept wrasse with seahorses with great success. Any recommendations?

Hi all, I had a 15 gallon tank with 2 kuda seahorses in it, but they got ill and i had to do a complete tank restart. I know the minimum sized tank for Wrasse in 25 to 30G, but I like them so much I was wondering if there are any small other wrasse or if I could put one in. Thanks, Fin

Hi all, I was wondering if I can use a red sea Alkilinty reactor agent with the Hanna Alkilinty handheld colorimeter. Thanks

I took a sample to the store and it's dinoflagellates algae. I tried taking out the sand again, came back so I tried the blackout. It came back. I bought Dino X and hoping it works

I have seahorses, and was wondering what fish I can keep with them that will eat the diatoms.

It's pretty much gone but it's starting to grow on my corals now

I went to my LFS and they said take sand out, wash in freshwater and leave to dry which is what I did

That was after I turned the lights on, it grows during the day and shrinks at night

Hi, I recently got into the reefing hobby after years of fresh water aquariums, and am new to what algae are good/bad. It is brown and coats almost all the sand in my tank. It has bubbles that are hanging on by a slimish stand and read it could be Dinoflagellates algae (Praying it isn't because...

The result of having other fish with seahorses can stress them out, or faster or more aggressively feeding fish (Clowns) can out compete them for food, or even bully them. Seahorses from what I've been told do better in a species only tank. That's where mine are.

I bought to beautiful kuda seahorses, and when we got them, one was orange and the other was yellow. Now, they are fully black, but when i turn the light off at night they turn back to their colours. I read it could be the light that I have (I have a T8 light). Any thoughts on what I should do?