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That didn't go to plan. I went to the store and they did have a koi wrasse, but it obviously had a spine deformity. I picked up a royal gramma and a diamond watchman instead

How long has your tank been up?

What I saw a lot of the issues where that other wrasses where added after the sixline. I'm gonna try the red headed fairy wrasse, I've already caught my sixline and put him in "time out". Gonna go pick up a the male fairy tomorrow, if it doesn't work I can return it. So fingers crossdd

welp now he's spitting the little food he ate back up, you can actually see where the swim bladder is bloated, Okay I'll set one up asap

So my purple firefish has been hiding in a tiny cave for weeks, I haven't seen it in a while and assumed it had passed but he darted out quickly for food tonight, that's when I noticed his odd swimming. I caught and separated him out and it appears he has internal parasites. His fins are...

Ro/di water is a must with nano tanks, water quality is a must in a nano tank. Espicau with a reef

A par 38 led bulb is a pretty common light set up for nano reefs, they have great color and grow corals easily. A full spectrum covers all your needs and is great for softies and lps corals

That 10 watt won't support anything, when I had a nano I had a par 38 54 watt that did very well. Def look into something with higher wattage for corals

I would start testing the water after the flakes. See if you have 0 ammonia, and every thing else checks out. Then if it does for 2-3 times after adding flakes, your cycles Are you talking about the par 38 bulb,

A young sword or platy

Nope, cichlids need to stick with cichilds. Africans have a very specific water quality they need, ph wise and such

Prob do a pair of chromis or a baggi cardinal pair and call it done then. Alright, thanks!

Ah, so I think I'm just gonna go with a school of chromis. Sounds easier overall... how many fish do you consider a 75g could do. I'm thinking a trio I have a juvi yellow eye kole A sixline wrasse A pair of clowns, Do you think a trio would be fine without pushing it?

If you don't mind me asking, how big was the tank and ratio you added?

Yup, got that covered. I have a automatic feeder setup with the flakes/pellets they are already eating at my local fish store. They will get light feedings from this twice a day, and a heavier, frozen food when I get home.

The size please? It could help see if it might be aggression

I think I've settled on either dispar or Barletts and I was wondering if anybody else had these

So I've done a bit of reading and think I'm gonna do a trio of anthais. And feed my frozen food once a day and have dry food twice a day from a feeder

I really like Anthias, but heard they can be difficult to keep.

I'm just gonna stay away from them, I'm gonna trust my gut on this one. Rather be safe then sorry

Not even that, if they paired up it would be a nightmare and bully everything.

I'm looking a new colorful fish for my 75g reef tank. I'm wishy Wash on them, I have a lot of corals, ranging from softies,LPS, and SPS. Tank is 3 yr old. So I want to hear your experiences, which one you consider are the best, and why or why not to keep them

Okay, so no more wrasses. I might need to rethink my stance of dwarf angels, hmm [emoji848]

I like them but lots of coral and I'm looking at clams so you never know with those. I have softies,lps, and SPS so if I get a crazy one then it has a huge variety to devastate. I adore the flame, lemon peel and coral beauty but I'm worried about my coral. But yeah, that's why I'm checking it...

I have a in sump reef octopus, i run it on a wet skim a pull out a liter of nasty looking black stuff every few weeks. Reef octopus are expensive but I like mine, I also have a eshopes in sump skimmer (long story, went to pick my tank up and they gave my a steal on the octopus so went with it) ...