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Unfortunatley no, but thanks anyways, and the answer is no. A dragon wrasse need at minimum of 125 gallons, it grows about a foot long. I think you have enough fish, you don't want to overpopulate, but if you really want to get another fish, i suggest looking at goby's.

How big is your tank, and I can take some of your xenia off your hands, lol

I have a 6 gallon JBJ nano cube and it is all cycled. The 6 gallon JBJ nano cube has built in 50/50 compact 18 watt fluorescent light fixtures with a built in filtration that included a sponge, charcoal, carbon, and bio balls, and it is all run by a 80 g.p.h pump. It has 10 pounds of live sand...

Any suggestions on fish?

Any time:n00b:

Well the place where I go to, the people are very noligable, it depends on whether your place has good stores like my does.

Thanks for all your help.

1 Nerite Snail, 1 Nasuarius snail, 1 blue legged hermit crab, and 1 red scarlet reef hermit crab.

Any other suggestions on fish?

I dont have to quarantene the fish, right?

I would like some fish, what kind of fish would you recomend, i am thinking of a watchman goby or damsel, or somewhat.

All parameters are 0, and CUC is clean up crew

Got to a near LFS store or Petco or PEtsmart or PEtland and they will help you, its very confusing to talk about , so many options to chose from.

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By restarting it, I meant that i took the liv rock into a different aquarium, cleaned this one out, due to all my live stock died, and restarted the whole reef processes, as putting in new sand, and i put in the rock there. I usd bio enzyme, and that helped alot with cycling. The amonia first...

It was for my 6 gallon aquarium, its up to 12 gallons, i think it would work good for 14 gallons, if not, they hav on for up 24 gallons.

Yes, I have a chiller, it costed me $150, I got it from marinedepot.com It is a AquaEuroUSA Mighty Pro CL Series Aquarium Chiller.

The ights are the ones that come built in it, its a flourecent 50/50 compact light fixture. I am hoping to get some zoos, red or blue mushroom, a toadstool coral, and a star polyp. What would you suggest, and how would you suggest placing them, in the rock crevics, or using epoxy on rock?

I think you should get rid of at least 5 turbo snails, because they do grow big, and they knock down coral alot, so maybe get rid of all except 2, and get like 3-5 nerite snails. You should have 1-2 shrimps and 1 -2 crabs in that aquarium. And it will be fine. I hav a 6 gallon nano cube and only...

If you couldnt afford a freshwater setup, what makes you believe you will afford a saltwater setup?

Don't buy it, you can buy a ready saltwater eclipse 12 gallon for around $100, so its less of a head ache. The FW tank, you would need to change filter, lights, etc, a pain in butt, and more money involved compared to a 12 gallon SW eclipse.

Its hard to propagate them because they get so slimmy

I would suggest getting at least the 6 gallon nano cube, its a great aquarium, i have it, and its much more better, but still i recomend the 12 gallon nano cube.

Don't put fish in it, you are slowly killing them. Its the same thing like lets leave you in a 3 feet by 3 feet room for the rest of your life. lol Not trying to be rude, but i wouldnt suggest keeping fish in it, only if it grows to 1 inch. I wouldn't put a shrimp in it either, thy also need...

Then during the 3rd month you can get corals, get hardy corals at first, and during this month change 25 % water every 2 weeks. During the 4th month, you can get more advanced invertebrates such as shrimp, feather dusters, and even fish, etc. Change 25% every 2 weeks during the 4th month. The...