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Hello. Quick question about dragonettes. I have had a spotted mandrain for a 6 months now and after about a month of adding copepods to my tank I have sucessfully been able to get him to eat brine shrimp and bloodworms. I recently purchased a green madrain as well and he is also eating very...

The bubble tip anemone is suppost to be one of the most hardy anemones but still requires excellent water quality. What kind of lighting do you have, anemones need a ton of light

Right now I have two fish I took my purple firefish back to the LFS and they gave me 20 bucks for it Then I had the pair of clowns and a royal gamma. Yesterday one of the clowns was found on the ground next to the tank he must have jumped out

I have a royal gamma that started to have tiny specks of white that were on his tail fin it has progressed and now covers his body what is this?

So at what point do I take it out I don't want it to pollute my tank

I have been watching at night and it's been on the sand since I got it. Still no tentacles weird right.?

i have a t5 fixture with two 10k lights and two actinic bulbs, I also added a led stunner strip a while ago. Ammonia and Nitrite are both 0 and nitrate is anywhere from 0-15 on a weekly bases.

+1 daugherty you should have absolutely no ammonia or nitrite, and its best if the nitrate is below 10 but having 20ppm isnt the worst thing in the world.

I bought a moonstone coral from the LFS two days ago and Im starting to see its skeleton, what could be causing it to die so quickly and I have seen no feeding tentacles since i bought it. And at what point do I take it out? Thanks

Today I just got a brain coral from the LFS and I was wondering about the placement. Right now I have it in the substrate, but I looked online and saw that it should be placed in the middle to top of the tank. I have a HO t5 fixture with 2 10K bulbs and 2 actinic bulbs and a led stunner strip...

My ammonia and nitrite are at 0 but my nitrate will be anywhere from 0-10 on a weekly bases. And I dont have a phosphate test but im using distilled water so that should be fine. Ill try and get pictures.

I know anemones are not corals but I just have a few questions about what an anemone will do before it dies. I got a Bubble tip anemone a couple weeks ago and my clown instantly hosted it. Yayyyy But lately the anemone looks shriveled and I dont think that its pooping because its been that way...

start doing water changes with distilled water and they will eventually go away same thing happened to me

weird I tested it again and it was around 8.2 hopefully I just performed the test wrong

And how will a huge pH drop affect my tank

ya well it did drop an entire point and Im frecking out because I just recently got a good amount of coral

I got an anemone the other day and Put him in my tank he was doing very well and my clownfish took a liking to him. I figured since anemones are some of the harder things to take care of I should get a protein skimmer. This I think is the reason my Ph dropped one whole point I went from 8.4 to...

thanks and I have already taken out the chocolate chip I just forgot to update the thing.

and will the white apoxy enentually turn color with alge?