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I don’t have any snails, I’m guessing it was a hitchhiker from plants I bought, so that’s probably where they came from but I haven’t seen any snails in the tank

Okay thank you! Should I do anything about them or just leave them?

This is in my 40 gal tank I have 1 blue gourami and 1 opaline gourami, I’ve had them for maybe a year or two I can’t remember lol but could those little balls on the glass possibly be eggs?

Sounds good, thank you! Also! I wanted to keep a big healthy supply of copepods in the tank, I know it’s not necessary I just think it would be beneficial, so imo I want them, any idea how I would achieve that in this tank?

Yea I tested today and I have A-0 Ni-0 Na- 20 Ph- 8.0 Salinity- 1.024

Sooo what’s your final say?

It might be, I’m not sure

It’s an api test kit

It’s an api test kit

So I started up my tank on January 11th, I had my live sand but not my live rock so I decided to set it up with just the live sand. I dropped in a cocktail shrimp 2 days after the set up to start my cycle, I then started testing parameters a few days after the setup. About two weeks went by...

As a polishing filter and the fx6? Or use only the 2217 as the main filter?

I have 1 adult tiger Oscar that I’ve had for almost 2 years now, he/she is in a 75 gal tank with a 40 gal sump underneath...I’m leaving for college and my parents are going to have to take care of him/her. So I wanted to switch to a canister filter for easy of maintenance for them ( not about...

Won’t I have a lot of die off if I wait?

I ordered live rock and live sand at the same time but my sand is here and my live rock hasn’t even shipped yet, what should I do? Should I set up my tank with the live sand right now? Should I wait till I get my live rock? I ordered from ARC so the sand isn’t in a pre packaged bag on a shelf...

I am going to be stocking my 29 gal biocube soon and here’s what I was thinking of doing, I have 30 pounds of live-rock and 30 pounds of live-sand Fish: (2) Ocellaris clownfish (1) firefish (3) blue chromis Clean up crew: (10) Scarlett reef hermits (15) dwarf blue leg hermits...