Recent content by Brandon20

Thanks hank

Nitrites are lethal, I work at a freshwater fish store I know what nitrite and nitrates are. That's why I was so worried, but I have read probably 30 different posts across multiple forums saying nitrites aren't nearly as bad as they are in fresh they can be lethal but in a fish only saltwater...

It could be that because I had to set it up on the fly as I do not run a qt normally but now I'm going to. I read many things online that lower amounts of nitrite in salt water aren't as big of worry as in fresh water? Is this true? I'm still doing daily water changes to be safe.

So I have a 180 gallon tank that had 2 1" clown fish and a emporer angel, I recently ordered a sohal tang and powder blue tang and had them shipped in when they arrived they were at 54 degrees and the powder blue was barely alive I acclimated them very slowly and they survived. But within a day...

Yes it will cycle with just some powerheads if that's what you wanna do.

Sensitive as in fish companions or sensitive on its tank? The tanks a 6ft tank so I thought most tangs are okay in that other than larger ones. Also on the emporer this is not a long term home this is going to be a 2 year tank until we are in our new house where I can set up a larger 200+ tank...

Actually it's a 130 gallon tank*

Could you get away with a Achilles tang Hippo Tang Emporer angel Zebra moray eel In a 120gallon for 2 years if they are all bought at 2inches or under?

Has anyone ever owned a Sohal tang? If you have how are they personality wise, are they fun fish to watch? Would they be okay with an emporer angel and a sailfin?

Looking for fish personalitys from personal experience, not a compatiblity chart [emoji6]

250 gallons, and I mean somewhat reef safe being that I don't mind if it picks at corals and eats some things but I don't want a fish that eats absolutely everything in site? Wouldn't that not be somewhat reef safe....?

Which fish have the best personality and are somewhat reef compatible?

Get a Yo-Yo Boytia they are the absolute best for keeping down snail population

Ehiem is very good too, but I think either of those choices is much better than an aquaclear

Go with fluval 206 I work at a fishstore people always rave about them and how much they like them.