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My little project since no space/compartment in sump to grow chaeto

Thank you very much Mahesh. Keeping fingers, toes n eyes all crossed.

I also interesred the moorish idols. Some post said keepig in group will help.

Photo update.....recently did rescape on the left side of my tank Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk

Never used red sea product so not too sure. Your kh issue, long term - dosing or calcium reactor. Short term - raise using kh powder(1dkh a day is safe) If tank is consuming kh then having dosing or calcium reactor can help buffer your kh at your desired level. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

The LPS Green Prata I think? i suggest shift it to a friend stable tank to hold it first

7 secs a a bit too long for sure will mess up your sand. Go for shorter pulse. Alternate the pulse between gyre a and b. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

It is often amaze to see a frogfish as one of the most unquie sea animal found in the ocean and in our aquarium. The frogfish is amazing able to blend itself perfectly with their surrounding in the ocean. Some of the frogfish have fleshly flaos that mimic algae, while others are covered in a warty texture which look identical to sponges or rubble. Frogfish are shallow water fish, living in a variety of substrates from algal flats, to rock strewn slopes, and sandy plains.Frogfish also vary greatly in size, from the size of your thumbnail to a slightly deflated soccer ball. They can perch themselves in uncanny positions and remain there for extended periods of time. A video of the frog fish feeding. A frogfish attracts and snags fish with the use of an illicium, a rod-and-lure-type spine that protrudes from the animal's forehead and dangles over its mouth. Once the prey approaches and attempts to bite on the tip of the illicium, the frogfish quickly opens its mouth wide and sucks in the animal. Because frogfish don't have teeth, the chemicals in their digestive track do most of the work of breaking down their prey. While Frog fish can be a very interesting ,fascinating and beautiful fish, it is not recommended for those new to keeping saltwater aquariums mainly due to it's diet. Live feed is necessary to get it to feed initially and slowly switching over to frozen food to remove it;s dependency on live feed.

You'll need a big tank... more than 500 litres preferable. And they are generally not reef-safe. And start with a good specimen. Can be kept solo or as mated pair. Or in a group. As Henry about diet.