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Nice job. I guess you got cured live rock locally since it cycled so fast? Even tho mushroom corals are easy to keep and very hardy, I suggest holding off on buying any more corals until your tank matures a little more. There are still all kinds of chemical reactions going on in there and it's not conditions corals really like.
What died? The goby or the slug? Is the goby eating food you put in the tank (if it's not dead)?
+1 ccCapt.
Try to only add one thing every 4 weeks or so.
Your tank looks great. Glad to see you've got plenty of rock.
YIKES!
+1 Justin
You have to start researching your purchases. That Koran angel can grow to 15", but besides that, it eats the corals you have in your tank. I bet it's nipping the brain.
What kind of lights are on that system? Anemones need high intensity light AND a mature system.
I see lots of trouble on the horizon.....................
Nems need the most intense lights. More intense than just about any other creatures we try to keep. I'm not too familiar with the different Biocubes but if I recall, they come with PC's. If that's the case, they will not be sufficient to keep a nem. There is a MH mod you can do to some of those nano's that will allow you to keep nems but if you are using Power Compact Flourescents, you are headed for trouble. The problem with nems is that they eat and look healthy, aside from color, all the way up until it's too late. They die very slowly, and usually by the time you can see that they aren't doing well, their tissue is too weak and if you try to remove them, they literally fall apart into thousands of little bits of toxic goo. If you let it get to that point, you can pretty much guarantee a tank crash, especially in a nano tank. Nems are supposed to be brown, if it starts to turn white, it's dying. I'd highly recommend that if your BC doesn't have MH lighting, you return the nem for credit at your LFS and abandon the plan to keep nems until you have the right system for one. Even if your lighting is right, they require a mature system, or an experienced hobbyist to sustain them.The lights that came with the Biocube are all that is there right now. Weird anemone eats the shrimp, "looks" content.
Thank you! I will look into changing things or returning, he is a nice brown currently, has been in the tank for 2 weeks...Nems need the most intense lights. More intense than just about any other creatures we try to keep. I'm not too familiar with the different Biocubes but if I recall, they come with PC's. If that's the case, they will not be sufficient to keep a nem. There is a MH mod you can do to some of those nano's that will allow you to keep nems but if you are using Power Compact Flourescents, you are headed for trouble. The problem with nems is that they eat and look healthy, aside from color, all the way up until it's too late. They die very slowly, and usually by the time you can see that they aren't doing well, their tissue is too weak and if you try to remove them, they literally fall apart into thousands of little bits of toxic goo. If you let it get to that point, you can pretty much guarantee a tank crash, especially in a nano tank. Nems are supposed to be brown, if it starts to turn white, it's dying. I'd highly recommend that if your BC doesn't have MH lighting, you return the nem for credit at your LFS and abandon the plan to keep nems until you have the right system for one. Even if your lighting is right, they require a mature system, or an experienced hobbyist to sustain them.
I love those angels, but like the other posts stated, they're not reef safe and they need alot of swimming room. 125g +.