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Well i see diatoms (which should go away on their own) and aptaisia which need to killed off. I would use aiptasia X

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Those links dont work for me

Also, I would PM bjohnson about this. He works with electronics and can give you a more precise answer.

because the t5 bulbs that are using for lighting a room arent needed to put out the same kind of light as what you would want over a reef. The other thing is you really want the fixture to have individual reflectors so that more of the light goes into the tank. But you can always order some...

I dont think the fixtures from homedopot will hold the proper bulbs for a reef tank, otherwise everyone would be using them because they are so much cheaper.

I would stick with the plastic plants, really any of them will do just fine, but the ones with an already weighted bottom are easier to deal with. Please make sure you are buying them from a captive breed site. This is a good place: Seahorse Source - Hippocampus zosterae Also, I want you to...

I really only trust the API kit for the ammonia (which will often read a slight positive when there is no ammonia present) and for nitrates. For other tests I prefer salfert

Have you done your research with the dwarfs? They are super hard to keep, most people cant keep them longer than 2 months. And they only eat live foods, so you will need to be culturing brine shrimp daily. They are also very easily killed off by aiptasia and any sort of hydroids, which are...

You can also leave it and it should eventually go away. He will never be cured of the disease, but its not usually fatal

I wouldnt worry about not feeding them, they are just fine living off of the light alone

I will, but also want you get a realistic idea what it takes to get clownfish to breed and then rear the fry. Its not easy, its not like tossing two dogs together. You should spend some looking at this site, its not the easy, money making venture you seem to think its going to be. MBI - Marine...

They are good signs that they will be a pair, but not that they will end up being a mated pair.

I would suggest learning how to do it yourself, its not hard and if something go wrong and your friend cant come over, what are you going to do? Remember, only add 1-2 fish every month. you dont want to overload the biofilter. Also, i would skip the damsels, they are pretty evil. They will...

I think it would do great with the 4 bulb t5

Ya, that is a great place. These guys are also top notch Corallimorphs - AQUASCAPERS

Looks good!

Dont order from those guys, there is a reason why they are called aqauCON.

It sounds like you live in a area where corals are super expensive

There aren't tank raised tangs either.... The closest you could get to that would be by buying a second hand fish