Super newbie

[joby553]

How to get rid of this hairy algae?

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[kfc]

Good to learn from small tank , welcome

[kfc]

Put a place of wood behind to absorb the heat from the chiller

[joby553]

Put a place of wood behind to absorb the heat from the chiller

Thanks. Here's what I did.

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[joby553]

Planning for the inhabitants for my tank, but I cannot find websites or posts regarding fish husbandry in the tank.

May I have some suggestions? Below is the number and rough size of the fishes. Also if there's certain fish have to go in first please let me know also.

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[joby553]

Erm. Can't seem to add photos now. Anyway is as follows pictures searched from Google.

1 brown tang, max 3 inches

2 blue tang about 1.5 inches

2 clown, about 1.5inches

Right now have a bristle star and some turbo snails inside.

Planning to have some sps In near future.

Any suggestions and input will be greatly appreciated!

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[asg]

http://www.liveaquaria.com this for quick reference.

Wetwebmedia.com this for more indept understanding

Bro, those are the two sites that i mainly rely on for LS infor.

[asg]

In term of sequence, rule of thumb is small fish goes in first, if same species, go in together, agressive fish always last in q. Picky eater goes in after anyhow eater. Overriding exception is last available fish in LFS that you super like will find its way into your tank regardless of whatever your plan is... dont ask me how i know the last exception ...

[joby553]

In term of sequence, rule of thumb is small fish goes in first, if same species, go in together, agressive fish always last in q. Picky eater goes in after anyhow eater. Overriding exception is last available fish in LFS that you super like will find its way into your tank regardless of whatever your plan is... dont ask me how i know the last exception ...

Hahaha must be u kana before. Thanks. Will read up after my son sleep!

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[joby553]

Colleagues got this for me. Acclimated then straight into tank as my qt is way too small for this fish.

Now end up I check more on the fish than on my kids.

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[yq33]

Nice tang!

[joby553]

Nice tang!

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Just read up. Not really supposed to put this fish for my tank size. But can decline this gift and really like it!

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[yq33]

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Just read up. Not really supposed to put this fish for my tank size. But can decline this gift and really like it!

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I guess before it gets big it's alright? Haha can upgrade next time

[joby553]

I guess before it gets big it's alright? Haha can upgrade next time

Went to change to the smallest one they had. 2.5-3 inches like that. But it will get bigger.

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[joby553]

Just realized there another area for all the tank journals! Ginna migrate there!

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[Maytaj]

Moon wrasse is tough fish to keep.. I have 1 in my tank and needs a lot of space to swim around. Can be aggressive too..

When you fish for love, bait with your heart, not your brain...Moon wrasse is tough fish to keep.. I have 1 in my tank and needs a lot of space to swim around. Can be aggressive too..

When you fish for love, bait with your heart, not your brain...

[joby553]

Huh?

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[lyeheng]

Nice

[joby553]

Thanks

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[domvonn]

Try some fairy wrasses

[joby553]

Try some fairy wrasses

Can't now bro. Added in a six line wrasse. Now fish have ich...

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[Arronpsw]

Why is everyone saying you can add anemone after 6 months only? I have a dymax iq5 and I added an anemone after 2weeks, now after 2 years it's bigger and greener than ever. No fan no chiller at all, nvr do water change as well

[Angel Keeper]

I believe you're taking about the 13 litres IQ5? When someone recommends a 6 month period, it's putting into consideration that the water has stabilised... And when anemone dies, it produces a toxin which can potentially wipe out all fishes and corals and invertebrates... Considering a 13 litres tank, changing 200% water wouldn't be a problem... But for a full setup of 50 kg live rocks and 700 litres of water, it would prove costly and time consuming... Not to mention the livestock...

[joby553]

I don't know. I added the anemone first before I started reading up. Now it's in my nano nano tank and I don't think it's doing well

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[joby553]

Anyway bro, I have a new tank thread!!! It's up at another side!!!

R

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