A good mantra for everyone who got their first tank for Christmas. Rushing to get too many fish doesn't allow your bacteria time to establish. Rushing to get corals before you've learned how to manage your water quality will cause coral problems. Rushing to buy loads of equipment means you might spend money you didn't need to or on gear that isn't right for you. Go slow, be patient, research, research research.
What’s a reasonable amount of corals you can fit in a nano reef tank? Mine is 16g. Trying to figure out my max. Gonna have two mocha gladiator clowns in here tomorrow
Would like to add 1 or maybe 2 more fish, more open water swimming would be nice. I had a 1.5 year old Biocube 32 with 2 clowns, 1 lawnmower blenny, and 1 diamond goby. As well as sufficient cuc. Planning on upgrading to a 90 gallon in the next year or 2 if that helps with adding a juvenile larger species. Anyone have some recommendations? TIA
This is my new setup 14 days in I’m trying to start new and get my tank back together! I still need to add the other rock structure, but any advice on starting a new setup with no fish yet would be greatly appreciated!
I’ve been slowly building up my 125-gallon reef tank and I’d love to hear some insights from the community on what additions could best complement my current setup. I’m open to ideas on fish, inverts, or corals — and I’d especially appreciate suggestions on specific species or even recommended numbers/quantities to add.
A good mantra for everyone who got their first tank for Christmas. Rushing to get too many fish doesn't allow your bacteria time to establish. Rushing to get corals before you've learned how to manage your water quality will cause coral problems. Rushing to buy loads of equipment means you might spend money you didn't need to or on gear that isn't right for you. Go slow, be patient, research, research research.
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What’s a reasonable amount of corals you can fit in a nano reef tank? Mine is 16g. Trying to figure out my max. Gonna have two mocha gladiator clowns in here tomorrow
Hey reefers I was wondering what stock ideas do you guys have for a 15 gallon reef
Would like to add 1 or maybe 2 more fish, more open water swimming would be nice. I had a 1.5 year old Biocube 32 with 2 clowns, 1 lawnmower blenny, and 1 diamond goby. As well as sufficient cuc. Planning on upgrading to a 90 gallon in the next year or 2 if that helps with adding a juvenile larger species. Anyone have some recommendations? TIA
Help me plan my tank upgrade. The tank is an 85l Peninsula. List of things I need help with below
Additional livestock
Corals
Rockwork
Coral placement
Inverts
Picked this little 9 gallon up over the weekend. What shall I put in it? Thinking maybe invertebrates and macros. Whatcha think?
Rating request: 0 to 10,how much do u guys would give to my poor aquarium?
Are these safe and okay to follow im starting a new tank but bigger but want to be sure these are okay to help me
This is my new setup 14 days in I’m trying to start new and get my tank back together! I still need to add the other rock structure, but any advice on starting a new setup with no fish yet would be greatly appreciated!
Hey everyone,
I’ve been slowly building up my 125-gallon reef tank and I’d love to hear some insights from the community on what additions could best complement my current setup. I’m open to ideas on fish, inverts, or corals — and I’d especially appreciate suggestions on specific species or even recommended numbers/quantities to add.
Thank you for the support Reefers!
Do you guys think that a file fish will destroy my rock flower anemones? What do you guys think?