Recent content by yote

You beat me to it Ian.

The two I see are bristle Worms. I consider them to be member of the CUC since they are great at taking care of anything dead.

Looks like Perc to me too.

Happy you got your order. For what it's worth, we've had orders delayed by the airlines to the point that they were 3 to 4 days late. Never a good a thing as the longer the fish are in the bags, the more stress they endure.

Female.

I think a Foxface would be alright.

While I know a lot of folks that do keep Yellow Tangs in 4ft tanks, I can't recommend it. MOST tangs require a 6ft tank to be happy. 4ft just don't allow for their active lifestyles. If your dead set on a tang in a 75, you might look at the Firefin or the Atlantic Blues.

I'll answer that question with another question. Do you need water in the tank?

The stuff in the rest of the pictures Fishy. About the only way that I know of to remove live red turf is with a hammer and chisel.

With that stuff, I'd just about try dosing doughnuts.:mrgreen: But I'd read this first. https://www.livingreefs.com/progress-red-turf-algae-t29510.html

Amphipod the best I can tell. One of the good guys.

That red stuff is turf algae. It's THE worst you can have since it requires the same water conditions as the corals do. I think it was Sen. that posted a thread on how he beat it back. I'm also betting that you didn't get Pepperment shrimp. I'd bet a dollar to a donut you ended up with Camel...

It depends on the tank. Some tanks the fish load wont make any difference, to a point. While in others even litely stocked with fish causes some major issues. So thats one you'll have to decide for yourself.

Re: Benefits for live rock and live sand? +1 Stag.

This is where you should be looking.