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Very nice Ritteri!!

It's been a while since I researched this but basically the lower the Kelvin the faster things tend to grow which would include algae. When you get higher in the Kelvin the light gets bluer but corals tend to color up more. I am sure there is a more technical answer out there but that is all I...

I'm not competing against that;)

Hi and welcome to Living Reefs! When you reach 0 on nitrites you should be at the end of the cycle. If you add live rock you shouldn't get a cycle a spike. If you are adding dry rock it may spike a little depending on how much die off is on the rock. I would go ahead and get some more rock in...

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You need to have a mature tank for anemones. Mature not only for tank parameters to become stable but so you as the aquarist can become more familiar with your system. You also want to make sure you find an anemone that healthy (i.e. no gaping mouth, attached to something, good color, sticky...

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Everything looks so small in there. That is awesome!

Welcome back to the site and the hobby!

Hi and welcome to Living Reefs! +1 on the feather dusters.

Hi and Welcome to Living Reefs! Let me see if I can help you out with these questions. Everyone's tank cycles at different rates. After your cycle you should be reading 0 ammonia, 0 nitrites and elevated nitrates. You will want to do a water change to get the nitrates back down to as close to...

Scalding water has worked and so has lemon juice.

Nice. Lol

Your tanks are always amazing and I am sure this one will be no different! I am tagging along to watch this tank come to life.

+1 Nice hitchhikers.

Maybe some feather duster tubes? Hard to say without a good pic.

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Looks like a sponge. Harmless filter feeder.