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So it was brought to my attention that I was not sold a xenia but rather clove polyps.

What brand bacteria are you using? I used instant ocean bio-spira and I had nitrates in three days.

Due to the lack of saltwater keepers on here people with problems with saltwater tanks often get over looked or are left unhelped. Is it fine to point them towards a saltwater forum if no one can help them here?

I have been looking for a powerhead small enought for my tank and the smallest I could find is this one https://www.amazon.com/hygger-Powerhead-Controller-Saltwater-Circulation/dp/B083LP42WZ

My sister put a large neon potho in her chameleon cage and it ended up eating the whole plant. I thought they were toxic but aparently not to lizards.

Thanks! I am planning on getting some more corals next week.

It most lilkely will rust so I would not do it, mabey try a zip tie

I said the same thing but here I am with corals and more to come.

Not sure I have some but they don't bother corals at all.

Hmm water looks all good. Id just keep an eye on him and see if he becomes more active.

Doesn't look like anything to worry about. My honey gourami had those little spot on its fins, I think they are just some kind of cyst.

How is it doing? Generally when a fish is sucked up against a filter it usually isn't good. Since its so new to your tank mabey it is just stressed out. Also if you can, check your salinity, ammonia, nitrites and nitrates or bring a sample of your water to you local fish store and see if they...

I wish my clowns would breed. Like said they will most likely not survive so it should be no worry for you. Even if one survives you could just give it away.

Actually saltwater fish are very easy to care for. Corals require stable parameters and and different elements in the water. The only other thing different than taking care of freshwater fish is testing salinity which is not that hard. I started off with inverts then a pair of clowns and then...

Don't worry I am irresponsible too. I have never dipped any corals either.

I second the aquaknight they are pretty powerfull. My corals were very unhappy for months, my water was perfect but I still couldn't figure out why they were doing so bad. Turns out my lights were too bright, I turned of all whites and turned the blues down 20% and they are finally happy.

My local fiah and game just posted they found some on the marimo balls in Alaska not cool.

Looks egg bound to me

I switched to saltwater because my freshwater tank kind of started ro bore me. Saltwater tanks are more hands on and require closer attention to parameters especially if you have corals. There is also way more biodiversity in saltwater and it really cool to see all little creatures pop up in...

The higher the shutter speed and the lower the iso the sharper the image will be. With high shutter speed comes a dark photo so you have to adjust your iso to get the brightness you want. You just have to find the sweet spot with your lighting. When you crank up your iso all the way up it makes...