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Just for clarification... I thought your original post said you had no fish in there? If your tank hasn’t fully cycled it can kill the fish when the ammonia spikes

Looks good [emoji1303] nice work.

What is this fish?

I have a Spanish hogfish, 2 yellowtail damsels, a maroon clown, 2 engineer gobies, and a lawnmower blenny. I currently am just feeding frozen brine. Any thoughts on another addition to the diet for that lineup?

Just wondered what others are using as far as flake food for their reef system or is flake just not the way to go? I have used it off and on over the years but lately have seen an increase in algae etc.

I would leave it alone an let nature do its thing.

I agree with sniper I don't feed mine and they do great.

I wouldn't give up on the candy cane yet. I have afew of those an they are pretty hardy. Yours doesn't look dead to me.

Nice! You got a sump or just Hob?

Thank you all for all the info that defiantly is helpful. I don't have a tank big enough to house one now but would like to upgrade sometime next year.

Took the family to the sea life aquarium in Phoenix afew weeks back. It's become a tradition I guess to go to an aquarium wherever we travel. So far we have gone to Denver Sea life Phoenix & Phoenix zoo aquarium Long Beach One in North Carolina on the outer banks Newport Oregon Boise

Hey just wanted to get everybody's opinion on what tang they feel like is the hardiest and least likely to get Ich.

Awesome.... there is nothing quite like the life underwater.

Nothing fancy really. Just finally starting to look ok after about 2 yrs of trial and error. Filtration is simple just hob filter and the live rock. I do partial water changes about once a week. Fish I have, again nothing fancy, lost all my nice ones a year ago. So I decided to keep it cheap...

Looks amazing! Very nice.

The 2nd pic with the single dark fish looks like a wrasse to me.... lunar wrasse is my guess.

Hi Samantha, I know this post is alittle out dated, but was just curious how the cycling is going? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Skimmer isn't 100% necessary no.... However as Big Red said WC... Which will then be even more crucial. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Tap water could be the major issue... I started my first tank with tap water and battled hair algae fer days...actually the entire time it was setup. As one of the previous posts mentioned lighting also can be a cause for cyano... What kind of lighting do you have and how long do you leave it...

Thanks Sniper! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I think this is some kind of encrusting SPS montipora maybe? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I picked this up awhile back an forgot what the Lfs called it... Any ideas? Some kind of Favia? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Looking good! I agree with Sniper awesome layout. What kind of filtration are you running? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice