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Thank you :-) someone with nice cheerful comment for once lol

Yeah as I buy the coral etc I will slowly add more i think I have some in my segregation tank at the moment to put in as well

He eats frozen foods, so it's all good

I agree, plus marine (saltwater) aquariums are 100x harder to give up than any other due to the amount of effort, time and the fish begin to have characters. Let alone the cost and time scale, most people will take over a year to fully stock a marine tank sometimes 2-3 years

Photo update... Added some soft corals, turbos, skunk cleaner and a spotted mandarin(my fav fish!)

[mod edit] I keep my ammonia levels at 0 and when they get to 0.25 pwc and back down to 0 on the tests, look you can do what you want but I'm just saying how I do it, it works and I have set up 8 tanks like this over the years. It's advice forum and I'm giving my advice I what I have done over...

Yeah I am cycling the tank but with fish in what I don't agree with is that you have to do it without fish.... My ammonia and nitrates/nitrites are fine with the fish in, just do a 20% water change every two weeks and they never climb quickly... I do tests every day for the first 2 months when...

Why do you think it needs to cycle before you put fish in? Cycling is a myth there is no need I have never done it with any fish, pond, freshwater, saltwater and never had problems, as long as you look after the paras then it's no problem

I have done amonea test on my tank everyday since adding the 3 fish in my tank over the last 2 weeks and it is still on 0.000

I always put fish in after two weeks and never had a problem, this is the first time I have done salt water and still put fish in after two weeks they are not stressed at all! But I would only put 2-3 in and then leave it for 3-4 weeks then add your crab and corals

I always have put a couple of fish in after a couple of weeks, in your size tank I would do two small fish like neons. Dwarf guramies you will want to wait untill water has settled and get a male and a female. I have just started getting into marine now and I use the same times two fish after...

I tryed an anti aiptasia syringe thing and that failed miserably, do you realise how hard they are to get it in the mouth! So as I don't have any corals yet I decided to take the infected piece of rock out and squirt them with boiling water which has seamed to do the trick will see if I get anymore

I have looked at pictures on the Internet and can't see an aiptasia that looks the same. Mine have a mouth in the middle and tentacles Around it

The tank is about 4weeks old the rock I have had in there about 2 weeks and I have just noticed them on the rock when I was looking at my clown and blue tang last night

So are aiptasias' bad in my tank? I have 2, if they are how do I kill them?

What paras do they need, are they going to cause me problems? They seem to be doing well at the moment... Is this good or bad?

I think this is a jelly but I'm not sure I have two on my live rocks just want to make sure they are safe....

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Have just done all my water tests and added a marine white and a marine blue light tubes!!!!!!! Oh yeah and a blue tang and a clown fish ? The blue tang went into a rock for about 10 mins and is now swimming around after bubbles and is very happy and no white spot!!! The clown fish was swimming...

Yeah I can't wait to get some corals and fish but doing it a bit at a time due to the price!!!