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In my 20g tank I have two clowns, one orange and one black. The combo is really cool. I also have one fire shrimp, they are stunning.

No, just regular water changes. But.....the minimum tank size for ONE clown is 10g....so maybe do some research before you add a couple of clowns in a 5g tank.

I have a finger leather coral and I purchased it about 2 1/2 weeks ago. It took a day or two to finally open up but it did and it looked beautiful. It stayed like that for about a week. Then it closed up again and has stayed that way for the past 5 days. I did a water change and that did not...

I am posting this again because I don't know if I should have posted it in "new to reefing" or corals. I need advice on corals. At the moment I have 2 clown fish and 1 fire shrimp. I also have 1 coral, at the store they said it was a star polyp but when I look at pictures it definitely looks...

welcome!

welcome!

I found this brown stringy thing on my clown today. It must be a parasite. HELP!!!

Hello and welcome!!!

Hello and welcome fellow reefer!!!

Hello and welcome to the hobby! +1 mario, figure out what you want in the tank and then decide what size tank you want. You can start off with any size tank really...just with a larger tank there is more room for error. Just let all of the info sink in and everything will start making sense...

Hello and welcome! Ph should be between 7.8-8.4 so as long as the 7.8 is stable it should be ok.... I have learned LFS like to just sell their products and make $$. I would try and use as little chemicals in the tank as possible

Can't wait to see pics!

Hello and welcome!

I definitely would NOT put a fairy wrasse and six line together. Six lines are aggressive and don't play very well with any fairy or flasher wrasse... Six line wrasses are aggressive and territorial fish

It won't be a sting mark because its a FOWLR tank with two clowns and snails. I've never noticed it before until yesterday. I was thinking maybe it's his butt??

There is a brown dot on the underneath part of my ocellaris clownfish. Right in the middle of the body. What could it be?

Aw thanks!! But I live in South Florida :(

pretty sure reef crystals have vitamins added

You should be able to use it indefinitely unless it is somewhat contaminated, just make sure there is water movement (stirring). But if you use a salt without vitamins or other organic additives, you can store it unstirred if you want.

I have had my tank running for about three months now. I have two ocellaris clowns and I am ready for some corals. I have been researching for weeks on corals and everyone has their own opinion on what is the BEST STARTER coral. I was heading towards green star polyps but I am not sure if I want...