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So I can have the sump and part of the sump is designated to sand live rock and macro algae correct?

Like i don't know where to begin. The set up. Do I build it myself? I'm just not understand the process of starting it do I need live rock?live sand? Do I keep my old filter running until this one gets established? Please any information don't be afraid it will be much appreciated

Do you know much about sumps?

Hello, I have had my tank for 14 months so far and im fed up with my cannister filter. I really want a wet/dry system for my tank but im not to sure which one is right. I have a 125 g saltwater. Im looking for the best one thats good for my tank

Hello, I have a 125 g fowlr and am looking to start a small simple reef tank. I don't know much about starting a reef tank so I really would like some info on starting the tank. I'm looking for like a 20 g the most tank. Is that to small for reef corals? Is there a minimum tank size for corals...

My porcupine puffer killed my starfish in less than 24 hours

If you do get all the fish you mentioned your bioload with be out of this world especially when they grow to adulthood. The clown trigger is way to aggressive IMO for any home aquarium and is moderate to hard to maintain. The emperor angel is a great idea but your tank has only been set up for 7...

Ah:( the reason for my interest in them is their love for algae and after a year of keeping my tank I have constant growth of it and I figured why not look into it. Thank you!

I have a puffer and an eel! Oh no! How would they eat the urchin if they have spines?

Hello, I was wondering all about keeping a sea urchin due to limited advice on their predators and tankmates. Thanks you!

I have a porcupine puffer, snowflake eel, mata tang, sailfin tang, a twin spot wrasse, and a maroon clown in a 125 g

Some facts from my personal expeirence with a porqupine puffer. They have great personalities. They do grow large and are CONSTANTLY hungry. They will create a massive bioload when older. Along with sharks and eels, puffer fish have very tuff rubber-like skin. Therefore, they WILL hold parasites...

I keep mine with a snowflake eel a sailfin tang a mata tang a blue damsel and a twin spot wrasse. Nothing that really can fit in his mouth because they will find their food of not fed. Very happy always begging for food

Yes mine eats more than me! Haha and yes they are known for attacking snails and crabs and shrimp as well

Mine does it on the side where we enter the room so maybe he does it waiting for someone to give him food