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Water based polyuerathane will seal it no smell and dries very fast.

I’d have two overflows Incase one gets plugged and do one return line with powerheads and wave makers. I always did flexiline with a return line. It’s just easier and no 90 degree turns to lower the flow. simple and easy. Do a T on the overflow box and split it to both sides. Coral one algae...

Better not tell the wife what you spent on those. Wow those are beauties.

I caught a jelly fish in North Carolina and this super hot lifeguard showed me how to pick it up without getting stung. I was a you g teenager and thought the world of her.

Looking fantastic.

They are very neat fish but as mentioned near impossible to be kept in a standard home aquarium they would need a very large set up. 240 gallons is a must for a full grown adult. Trick is getting them to eat so if you’re serious find a reputable LFS and observe the fish eating before purchasing...

You won’t regret going to corals unless you skimp totally and don’t have the right equipment. IMO an RODI system or water is a must, a good skimmer, good amount of live rock, good powerheads, and a good light are a must. Of course you’ll need a sump for a good skimmer and you’ll need a drilled...

This is why I set up a QT because I got sick of tearing stuff down to catch fish that were sick or a bad choice.

Look great. Just make sure you feed that tube coral. I love them. They are awesome corals. They also have a black variation that’s just fantastic as well.

You should be fine with a 20 gallon. Just keep it low stocked with fish.

30 days is what I did.of you add a new fish to the QT while others are in there start the clock over!!

Just buy a new bucket. Some of those pump intervals have some nasty metals in them. Not worth the risk.

Those are some neat colored clowns.

I had about $8,000 in my 75 gallon reef with nothing automated and I made my hoods, lights, sump and stuff like that.

Definitely not available in NYS. I love here and have caught everything available. Never seen one ever.

Both fish are schooling fish so being solitary might be the issues.

I’m just curious why you post all the ID threads. I find them fun but just curious.

I had bubble tipped anemones for years and had very few issues. I had one issue and most corals recovered from the stinging. I had 5-6 BTA at one time once.

Red algae is tough to keep long term honestly. mid really be curious to see how you do keeping algae and if you find it worth the effort. I’ve always largely thought it’s just easier to buy sheets maybe not as fun. I truly wish you the best of luck with growing the algae as I think saltwater...

Cool article on how they make the sounds. How Snapping Shrimp Snap