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Mine took 3 week, got it onto bloodworms first

Nice stock list. Got a nice variety of fish Think you should be fine with 6 personally. I am also going with six in my tank, so can only add two more

I've had over 15 scapes so far on mine. So I am sure you will :whistle: Have you got your stocking list yet?

You scape does look nice, but trust me it will get changed a lot!

Very nice tank!

There is probally just some algae that they all want

You are always gonna get algae. And I think it is quite beneficial even tho it doesn't looks great. It is totally natural, things like urchins, snails, crabs and all CUC require this to live and if you had none you couldn't keep any of those. I have xenia and my lights are on 8 hours a day, it...

When I had my hatchets, they weren't very active

In uk it is based more on water params and swimming space.

Looking good!

White spot

I'd strongly advise against this, very poor survival rate. They need a big tank with many big fish. They eat parasites of big fish in the wild. Not many live after a few months. Look at flasher or peacock And yes, add both clowns together

Sorry, guess UK varies to the US.

I don't see why it wouldn't

Oh right, in the Uk 65 gallon is usually suggested :oops:

1 Ocerellis clownfish 1 B&W Clownfish 1 Midas blenny 1 Orange striped prawn goby 1 gramma 1 bangaii cardinal I would do clowns first bangaii second prawn goby third midas blenny fourth royal gramma last

No don't get gramma first, get it last! As once it gets it's territory, it won't like many new fish. I would add the 2 clowns first personally.

Well since you have got 6 fish and they don't get pretty big, you could probally get 8-10 more fish of similar size at least. Then take it from there. For fish something like Wrasses gobys blennies basslets could even get a yellow tang, but you couldn't have as many fish Upping the number of...

You can add quite a few more fish

I was just wondering why the poster thinks they are starving :thumb:

I haven't got one so can't help, I buy mine instead

Depends what the sand is like, if it is fine sand it will never be clear. But wash it a couple of times then rinse in RO and it should be fine. And should't cloud so much

I've got mixed sand bed, as I put my sand I brought in. But alot of it was shells also. When I got my LR they also gave me some, so I added it to make it look more like sand, and for more depth and I think it looks pretty good. A DSB isn't needed, unless you want fish that dig

What makes you think that?

I did tap water, but do a final rinse in RO. So tap water is fine, aslong as the final rinse is done in RO