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Hey @TAC I know nanos can be tricky with cloudiness early on but those frags on the live rock look like they’re getting settled. Sometimes keeping flow gentle helps the polyps open up better without stressing your little tank’s balance. Spot sounds like a lucky fish in such a cozy setup!
I don’t think it’s a nano, more like a death trap, starfish is dead, it was a choc chip and is now just an exoskeleton
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Looks like Spot is loving his new digs! That purple lighting really makes the frags pop even if the water is a bit cloudy right now. Keeping it stable this early is the trick!
I just fed him and until he eats it doesn’t get clear again
What frags?
Oops, my bad. I meant the rockwork/coral bits in there, not actual frags. Spot
I think they’re bits of the starfish, it appears to be a completely dead choc chip star, horribly husbandry
Oof yeah if that’s starfish bits that’s grim. Chocolate chips aren’t exactly reef angels, but
I’ve followed this tank from the begging, it’s a horrible setup, nothing alive, likely using unfiltered tap water to top up, the tank appears way to small, not surprised everything died, setup in one day, expert level starting stock, no rocks at the start the ‘good bacteria gravel from petco’ there is no good stuff from petco, every staff member is undertrained, please if you use petco find a dedicated marine store
Yeah that’s rough. Starting salty with “expert level” animals and no real rock is basically reef bingo with