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Hello sirs and ladies, I have just finished my cycle and I am wanting to add a school of blue chromis to my tank. I have two questions... My tank is new and using a lot of old dryed out rock from a previous tank. I am wanting as much life as possible to spread from the new live rock i bought to...

It uses calcium from the water when it grows, but if you dont have much i doubt it will take up a lot. As long as you dont have coral it wont really matter anyways, and if you do you would already be dosing it anyways so no need to worry unless it gets really big.

#4 is halimeda. Does take up calcium.

it will be fine under that lighting. Not sure about a good book . I ussually just use the internet.

i dont think it spit the food out, just fell off the tentacl thingies (what do ya call tohse?)

try to find the mouth and put a small piece next to it.

i know a site where you can get them for $2.50. drop me an email. widespreadpool@yahoo.com

new "buddies"

good luck. They are very hard to keep =/ both i have bought died within a month. Id suggest spot feeding it as much as possible.

Uncle bills just about 5 minutes south of pet warehouse

mine always stay on the rocks.... go with the conch =)

shrooms are prolly ur best hope

probably a pod of some sort. run a search for amphipod or copepod.

If you go by the rule of 1 inch of fish for every 5 gallons of water and you get all 10 fish you listed in your pose that leaves you with 1.84 inches per fish and some of the figh you have get pretty big when they are grown.

shrooms

I like maxi jet powerheads. I would get two and put them on opposing sides.

if you search for DIY refugeum there should be many different types you could make. Until then, comme you might consider adding something to the frozen brine to make it more nutrtous or make your own brine shrimp to feed them. I can remember what its called that you add to it... selcon maybe???

picture looks like an acoel flatworm http://www.seaslugforum.net/display....tworm2&id=3217

sounds like a lot of fish...

Is that 130 watts total? if so, I would suggest you get better lights than that. power compacts maybe? You will also need a powerhead or two for water flow. Calcium and Alkalinity supplements and test kits. How old is your tank? Any corraline algae growing?