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Got a 15 gallon from a family member who just took it down. Im thinking of putting it in my room in-between my 20g fresh and 13g nano reef. The problem is... i have no idea what to put in the thing! All i know is that I want it to be lighter in color. Almost all of my hobby budget is going to...

You'll be fine they wont do that since they are usually full grown

What zoas are those in pic 5? They look amazing!

Daaaaannngggg dude. That's awesome!

Awesome corals man! What kind of zoas are those in pic 5?

Id get two green chromis and then a clean up crew next week

Moved the mushrooms to a stronger flow spot till i get a powerhead.

Im new at saltwater reefing and just got my first corals last week. A day or so ago I looked into my tank and saw that one of my mushroom corals started pulling off of its foot. Now its almost completely detached and Im getting worried. Should I be? The second photo is a magnification of...

Let it cycle 4-6 weeks still

Do big water change to get rid of that nitrate. Platys are pretty hardy fish though so I dont see how it could be that big of a problem... is there any aggression?

Lol same here! I have two huge filters running on it as well

Yeah over stock helps with aggression

Could be swelling from a wound or a parasite. Cant really tell with the poor picture quality

WOW! One of the best tanks Ive seen. Love all your yellow labs

Melefix works wonders

If you've had it for a while it could have just died of old age. One of my mickys is super old and just hangs out at the top. Only has bursts of energy when feeding

Idk whether its safe of not but make sure its legal to remove sand from that beach. Most places its not legal to remove sand from beaches

I do that kind of cleaning every two or three weeks. All the re arrangement can stress them out. Especially if done twice a week

One at 50 is less stressful then 2 of 20. It may be how much you are moving stuff around during the changes too. Just vacuum the substrate. That shouldn't stress your fish out.

Weekly 50% is best. good luck!

You can keep him but you'll need to do frequent water changes. Bio load is how much the fish poops

@russian aquarium i would get that pleco out of there. They have huge bio load and can get big

Well you need to silicone it in place and stuff but i dont see any need for extra wood or metal bracing around the seams after it's dried

Cool looking tank! Thats one freaking massive pleco!

Yep thats the way you do it. You can kinda tell in the first pic that its a male