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I see a lot of them here in Oahu. I like them. They also taste good : P

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One of my favorite fish :Cheers:

The puffer would definitely go for any vulnerable crustacean sooner or later. Its just in their nature. Its just best to not risk wasting money on puffer food. Urchins are too hard to take care of. If your water quality is bad you'll find the urchin loosing spines.

Macroalgae is a beneficial algae for saltwater tanks. It helps reduce nutrients in your tank. If your LFS has some I'd suggest checking it out. With a 10 gallon tank though you might just be well off doing water changes and having good live rock.

I'd go for a longspine urchin. I can't really think of anything else that could defend itself from puffers.

You can drop in some pieces of live rock or even macroalgae if you'd like. Just make sure to put a little light above it if you do.

I like baby tangs. It's awesome seeing their tiny oval bodies and huge fins.

Dang $90! The wholesalers here have them for like $23. I also vote for the chromis. Very underrated fish.

I'd say its on par with instant ocean. I did have some instant ocean brick up a bit since I didn't close it well.

All tanks usually cycle in less than a month. Unless you have like a gigantic aquarium then I really wouldn't know. Check out this link.

I really like the salt. Its very easy to mix, plus its cheap :P

True. I guess it would be easier to just take out my live rock and few inverts I have. Could I leave the sand in? I guess I would also need a sponge filter of some kind also?

This is great. I'm still debating on whether to do this or just feed the fish through the ich. It seems all the fish are happy, but I'd really like all the ich to be gone for sure.

Awesome fish!!

You can frag them and give them to me. I'll help you in your time of need! Jk, but you can cut the carpet of the zoas and pull them off in bunches. You could try trading them at your LFS!

Why am I just discovering this?! Well here's me. I'm pretty sure I won't be running into anyone here anytime soon, so I'm sure I'm stalker free. jk Love yall fools!

The thing about a predator tank is that you would need to stock it in a very precise manner. When you want to add a fish there will be a big chance that the new fish may die and then you'll be out of luck. You might be upset that anything you put in the tank will quickly be harassed and you may...

I'm leaning towards the blue treasure mix. It dissolves really fast and I noticed some times that I had to pour a lot of instant ocean to get the salinity right. It's early to tell how good it is, but for my FOWLR it's doing well.

I was using instant ocean. The blue treasure salt mix was like $5 cheaper so I tried it out.