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I just got a Thai devil crab from my LFS. Got home and googled it. But can't find much. Any tips on care,diet. Or anything helpful thanks guys. Sent from my LG-D800 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

So I have a 10g freshwater tank. It's fully cycled and stocked. The seems to be a bit cloudy. Is there any reason why it would be like this. My water is... .25 ammonia 0 nitrites 10 nitrates. And I just did a 50% water change

Here's one of my babies!

Ok so I got some glass cats and I noticed on of them likes to sleep under one of my plants. I thought he was dying but I disturbed him and he swam around and went right back to where he was and went back to sleep. Is this normal or is he dying and it just looks like he's sleeping. He seems...

It's going to be sunken ship themed so maybe some ghost shrimp. Some glass catfish maybe. Not really sure though, haven't looked up fish sized yet. I'll take any and all suggestions though.

Which one is the mondo? I got the plants from petco and they all said fully submersible.

Here's my step by step. Let me know what you guys think and I'll keep updating as I finish my tank. 23g btw

Update! Finally found a guy who had a sunken ship that I wanted.

So as the title suggests my surface water looks really oily. My ammonia is .25 0 nitrites 20 nitrates Any suggestions?

Letting your frag attach to a broken shell is the easiest way to get a base to glue your frag down. Leathers excrete goop when stressed and the goop will shed any glue you use. Which is why the shell is easier.

Oh right. For the leathers you can either slice or use the tie method. Where you tie something like a cable tie around the branch and slowly making it tighter everyday until the branch falls off. Take your frag and put it in a container with some crushed coral or shells and wait until the frag...

They are super easy to frag. You can just literally rip a price of and place it on some LR. But I would cut a price off to be nice to the coral. Have fun!