milld119
milld119
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milld119
Florida, United States
Reefing since 2024
This is my first saltwater tank. Apologies in advance for any rookie questions.
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16
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6
Coral
55
Gallons
milld119
Dave
@milld119 · 1 year ago

Ok question….i finally got an anemone yesterday. (S)he decided UNDER a rock upside down was the best place to anchor.

Question is, do I need to worry about it? Do I need to try to move it? Will it move in its own if it’s not getting the food/light/flow it wants?

Any advice is helpful. Thank you all in advance.

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Dave
@milld119 · 1 year ago

I’m very proud of my first reef tank. Starting to look great! Have some hair algae and bubble algae yet but just bought 3 emerald crabs so I hope they help out!

If anyone sees anything that needs to be fixed, please let me know. I have no idea what I’m doing but learning as I go.

Btw, I wish someone would’ve told me about a UV sterilizer sooner. This thing is a miracle! My water has never been so clear!

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milld119
Dave
@milld119 · 1 year ago

Made it through Milton here in central Florida. Missing shingles but never lost power. My frogspawn was knocked over in our saltwater aquarium (guess I should name our urchin Milton lol). We were lucky though. Never lost power. I know this app is used by people everywhere but those who were/are in central Florida, we hope everyone is safe!

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milld119
Dave
@milld119 · 1 year ago

Question

I have a yellow watchman goby who has been in the tank now for two weeks. Today we just bought a candy cane pistol shrimp. I know I need to do a drip acclimation for the shrimp but when that is done, what is the best way to introduce these two or will they just find each other in the tank eventually? Sorry for the rookie question, but all I can find using Google says to buy them together and obviously it’s too late for that option.

Thank you all in advance for any info!

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