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Sweet. Thats what i thought.. One ugly thing..

I heard bristle worms arent bad for the tank as they eat organic material.. Know Fire worms are bad from what i have read.. What do you guys think it is? and is it bad or not?

ok. I will bring it back and pick up snails...

Awesome i just ordered 50 Cerith snails and a couple nerites. Hope that works :) thanks for the info..

i have 40 crabs in a 75g right now along with 1 sand sifting star fish. Would you recommend more?

Alright there has to be something i can do. I cleaned the glass again this morning and sifted the sand to stir up the rust algae and now its worse then it was earlier... Any Suggestions how to get rid of this crap?

Oh yea i know i was just reading about them and looking at the LFS. Kinda doing research before i put anything in type thing :)..

I posted this in another forum on here but figured i would post it here as well. Are there specific water movement guidelines for anemones?

this is off topic but what are the "water movement" spec for long tip anemones? Is to much bad?

thank you. So I shouldn't really worry about them as they "Should" fade away.

I thought the same thing. But I am using a 5 stage RO system, thats the only water that ever goes into this tank...

So here is what i have.. I read through the forums about a "Rust" type of algae which seems to be what i have. I checked my lvls and everything is normal. The algae does not change with or without light. My tank has been up for 3 weeks now.. Is this normal? Is it something that that will go away...

thats right Nitrates. I honestly think its from over feeding lmao THEY LOOK HUNGRY :) i will do a water change to drop them down... Thanks for the refresher

FYI its been about 2 years since i had a SW tank lol i dont remember the cycle process.... Sorry for the ignorance...

So im starting to get Brown algea on the rocks. I know this means my Nitrates? are high or nitrites? does this also mean my tank has finished cycling?

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I know nothing kills the parasite once it has "Checked In" to the fish but the chemical does kill the parasite once it has detached and dropped to the bottom of the tank to multiply. I went and bought a Wrasse cleaner today and that fish is going to town on the other fish lol. The Simbiotic...

Hey guys as some of you know i rescently had a HUGE ICH outbreak which took the life of my flame angel and attacked my Blue tang, FoxFace, and nemos. Well i went to the LFS and he recomended Herbtana a natural Microbe-Lift chemical that is safe for Reefs and inverts. Well after dosing for 10...

Email me the address so i can send you money for the K2s. My email address is in the thread... [email protected]

Yea.. Put your live rock in the new tank and run a filter and power heads like you normally would for a couple weeks before you put fish in. Remember you are basically STARTING over so you have to let your new tank cycle.