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It's a 55g long tank. This actual pic ain't mine but my set up is almost identical.

You need calcium to keep the purple(coralline ) algae. Your calcium level should be around 420ppm. With good salt mixes combined with regular pwc's, you probably won't have to add anything. On the other hand, they have additives that help speed up/retain coralline algae like purple up, ionic-b...

Here's a few shots of mine.

Ahh. Mine is about the size of quarter . Pic of molokai live rock

Is like to have one but the seahorses at the local fish distributor is fugly

More pics of fish. Hate or don't hate. I love all feedback.

Exactly how large baby hippo tangs are?

110 gallon dot dot dot

Thanks I guess.......

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He's a cutie. Lol

Seahorses are hardy species. The hard part is feeding them because they mainly eat live food.

Simple but it works

This is my fowlr 55g

It's a hospital tank. The media is too big

This is it right here.

What do you guys think?

That looks really nice!

Thanks to a blenny I caught tidepulling, he ate up all diatoms and revealed what was hiding underneath.

Thanks guys. Here's another pic of some rock and dead coral. I've been noticing big changes after I put in frags of coralline right in my overflow box, and dosing my tank with Ca @ 420 ppm

All these rocks shown were all white before and now they and starting to show all sorts of colors. Does this look like coralline algae to you guys?

My name is Shawn and I'm new to the forum. I discovered this forum by browsing fish related apps in the Android market. What's up people, Greetings from Honolulu!