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fish in a 10 gallon brackish prob won't work well i kept Opae ula shrimp in my tiny brackish setup for a while they are adorable and fast

why not both?! you could always remove the biowheel i am pretty sure they come off i haven't played with one in a while though

God that thing is scary and dangerous just read the article

You may very well have to tank the tank apart to catch it. remove all hiding places leave no stone unturned as the saying goes

you have to find the wattage of the current bulb for that and i am not quite sure about what light fowlrs need i have a 24" t-5 fixture on my nano but i have corals i found it cheap at the LFS for 60 bucks

that is a star polyp there is no way in hell that is a manjano

peppermints would be good they will take care of aiptasia that may hitchhike with your rock you could try some basslets or grammas maybe a pair of cardinals perhaps after you have a good supply of pod (six months or so) you could add a fairy wrasse in some sort of sandsifter like a rainsford goby

once you get your salinity right add the LR and keep it submerged as much as possible so there is little die off

I added mine when i put the LR in (i got some LR with tons of food for them already) you could wait a while but as soon as a fish goes in you need a crew a couple hermits some astrea snail some narssius vibex snails some ceriths maybe a couple nerites a cleaner shrimp maybe BUT ONLY ONE NO...

+1 but if you are in a hurry to get everything up to (general) par then get the hydrometer and return it once you get the refractometer. there is no limit on how often or how much these can be used refractometers are way more accurate and use less water

You want to get the API saltwater master kit it has everything you don't want the damsels or more than one fire shrimp either the damsels will pick the others apart and the fire shrimp will kill each other if you are going to get a damsel add it at the very last no sooner otherwise it will...

i have a pod farm setup for him and brine shrimp supplements and mysis supplements plenty of food for him

It is update time FTS the first good shot of my clown i have ever gotten hammer with flash my new fish the green clown goby hiding under the rock next to the nerite

Thanks!!! the fish haven't affected the water quality at all really but one of those damsels HAS GOT TO GO it is picking one all the stock. i think it may go in the 2.5 gallon once i catch it that is.

They got buried recently and i have seen none since Thanks damsels! although i am gonna hunt them down and take them back they are *****es

I see no problem in adding zoas now AS LONG AS YOUR TESTS ARE GOOD!! but seeing as you're using cured LR and it has been set up for 3 months you should be fine

PICTURE TIEM sorry for the washout

I HAS SUPERGLUE AND PLIERS I CAN FRAG ANYTHING!!!!!!!

i picked up a cute branching green hammer today with six heads and two more coming bright colors will post photos when it opens up which should be soon

I have a ten gallon with about 10 gallons and 10 pounds of LR and live sand been up a while levels are excellent Maxi 400 (106 GPH) skilter 250 (160ish GPH) mini 404 t-5 lighting would a hammer be ok in this setup i have a nice spot planned near the top in the vertex of the flow...