Recent content by Ronald Marcelo

Hi, what is a good addition to my tank to help eat green hair algae? I have two clown, fire goby, coris wrasse, sand sifting star, long tentacle anemone. 55 gallon, 25 gallon sump. Thanks! I was looking into nudibranches (i hear they are difficult to keep) or foxface. The tank is 10 months old...

This is awesome! Hahaha

Oh no im sorry i have 45lbs in my tank already. I currently have zero in my refugium so i wanted to add a few pieces in there and another piece to my main. I believe it is 24hrs but i just wanted to know if i could cause a mini cycle in anyway... The rock is cured. Thanks again... I was just...

co worker just gave me about 7 pounds of live rock with coralline growth on it! He's the man LOL. Feeling really lucky Should I have any concerns putting this rock straight into my tank? It came from a fully established tank going on about 3-4 years now. Thanks in advance.

Never owned a 10... It's possible... He will own a area near the rock almost instantly. However, with my fish, it works. All tanks are uniquely the same IMO. Now he patrols his area when he wakes and before bed but my other fish swim near and in his area without problems. I have a clown, canary...

What about azure damsel? It gets along with my clown fish just fine. They even bump heads during feeding time lol but it does not fee aggressive.

Liveaquaria has a 50 gallon minimum. Good luck! My wrasse enjoys the DSB, it sleeps in it and buries itself in it. Have fun! Many wrasse need a bigger tank... This little guy can grow up to 5 inches( iv'e read) but chances are it will be 3"(perfect) . Lol

How could i forget my tank bred clown. :D

I have a banana wrasse also known as yellow coris wrasse and even as a canary wrasse. There are plenty of other names for it too lol. Fire gobies and azure damsel( damsel have a bad name) but i love mine... These three fish are resilient and have beautiful colors and interesting to watch. Have fun

I am reading about how one slight difference in your tank can mean that... What worked for him or her may not work for you. Study your tank, be open minded and ask plenty however weigh your options and don't be afraid to go against the grain. IMO :)

You couldn't be more right. I def am buying a lil 10 gallon in the near future lol. Thanks!

Betas look cool but it appears to me at least that they just stay still often. I don't want much two lil guys swimming around. I understand that they tetras are better in schools but i wish i could keep two and maybe throw a few lil pieces of drift wood in there hehe. Anywho thanks again

Thanks guys!