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Hi everyone, as the topic suggests I had a question about sea horses. So I had a 12 gallon nano reef. Then after 2 years converted it into a growing frag tank for my big 110 gallon tank. Anyway now my big tank is finished and all is well my 12 gallon only has 2 shrimps in it. So I was wondering...

Thanks for the replies, I was thinking of the keyhole and I've already checked my blenny. I had my blenny in my nano reef tank for 2 years. It had all sorts in it and the blenny didn't eat anything so thankfully I won't lose any of my expensive corals. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hi all yet another question. I have a 110 gallon tank and wanted to know if I could have a a bicolour blenny, long nose hawkfish and a yellow spot jarhead goby? At the moment the tank is stocked with: Maroon clown Fox face Bicolour blenny Flasher wrasse La marks angel Long nose hawkfish...

I walked into my LFS when I was 12 and saw a copperband butterflyfish, I literally there and then said I wanted it. I was recommended a 110litre freshwater tank. Over 3 years I've worked my way up now have a 100gallon reef tank with my copperband. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Sweet, thanks a lot everyone. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Nice, and I'm not going to rely on these tangs to get rid of algae. I'm just creating a reef tank so the majority of the fish I have are to complete a job and make my job easier. So two tangs that are good at grazing at algae would be awesome. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I do love the powder brown but I thought the scopas tang would be better at managing algae. Or is it a tie? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

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110 gallon tank I plan on only having them with my: bicolour blenny, flasher wrasse, foxface, copper band butterfly and my Lamark angelfish Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hi all, wanted to ask if you could mix a kole yellow eye tang and scopas tang. I was hoping I could because they have different body shapes but wanted to double check. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

It's still alive in the shop. However my skimmer has broken. Having a lot of trouble with it but as soon as it's fixed and my levels are back to perfect in going to try. Hopefully won't be too long. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Ok thanks for the help everyone. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Yes we have a max 240 volts if it's 120volts will it not work? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hi everyone I have a large problem with my psk 150 eshopps skimmer. It is brand new un boxed it today. But when I plugged it in the Italy sicce pump that comes with the skimmer worked for about 10 seconds but then stopped working. Took it out and tried it out of the tank in a bucket and it did...

Thanks. So was it the larger Bristleworms that ate my small hermit crabs or must it have been something else? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

There are 3 in the pic and it's only a small part of the tank. If there are too many what would be the best way to remove them or any reef safe predators? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hi everyone as the title suggest I have a bristle worm infestation. To boost Coraline algae growth i put my razors up to 100percent and overfed my tank. Doesn't matter to me as only have a foxface, maroon clown and bicolour blenny in the 140gallon tank. Anyway this obviously meant there was a...

Hi everyone as the title suggest my question is about the Maxspect Razor lighting unit 16000K. How long and what percent should I run the lights? I would like to keep corals that need a decent amount of light but I don't want to fry them or starve them of light. I have softies on the bottom of...

It is a polythoa. I can't really see what's happening in the photo besides one time it's open and the other it is closed. It makes more of itself by asexual reproduction by splitting it's mouth or base. Is this happening or is something else happening in the photo? Sent from my iPhone using...

It could probably take the weight. But there is no point risking it I would add supports anyway. Minimises the chance of you getting home and seeing your beloved tank scattered all over the floor. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Welcome to the forum. It is correct for them to give you a hardy fish to help cycle the tank. It's better to do a fishless cycle but that is quite complicated so it's best to just do it with fish the first time around. Only get one fish like a betta or a small shoal of white cloud minows. Don't...

They will do and they are fine for being put on the side of the glass. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Might be a bit big but I think they look amazing. Congo tetras. If you like the look of them but your worried about your bioload just do a bigger water change more frequent. That's what I do it means I can add an extra couple of fish. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I have never known of cleaner shrimp doing this. But it does sound logical and normal if they were just removing the other shrimp so they could happily spawn in peace. In the wild they would have just chased it away but that obviously isn't possible in an aquarium so the only other option was to...