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Get it a large shell to hide in............

Yes that's normal in a tank use RO/DI water. I would stock "Nemo" 2 Lawnmower Blenny, Chromis 4

Looking Good!!!

I have 6 in my tank and I always added them in pairs!!!

Hello Bleu! How is your tank doing now?

I have 4 in my 90G and they will find a home...just don't change your water flow once they get settled.

The Red Thorny Sea Star requires a large aquarium with ample supplies of live rock. A small specimen will eat algae. As it grows older, however, it is not reef compatible, as it will eat soft corals, sponges, tubeworms, clams, starfish, and other invertebrates. It should not be housed with puffers.

Well Bleu knows how to keep a saltwater tank FOWLR. When I started adding corals I purchased a HOB MarineLand 350 $30.00 Trashed the canister! RO/DI unit 5 stage $200.00, Marinaland Reef LED 48" $300.00 for my 90G and went from 10 percent to 20 percent weekly water changes saved my flower...

I would take them back to my LFS (to hold) until you got the tank within the correct parameters.....

I have the same light on my 90G and its working great for me. I have placed the light on top of the canopy My Setup: Specific gravity 1.025 Temp 79.7 Alk 8dKH Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 Phosphate 0.2ppm calcium 420ppm Magnesium 1250ppm

It may be your canister that is causing the problem? If you are just starting with corals....try mushrooms,and ZOAs first!!! DON'T purchase hard corals until you do your research save your money$$$ Your LFS will sell them to you but won't tell you the proper way to keep them! "90G Reef...

Hello There! What size Tank do you have? Are you using RO/DI water?

I would buy the aiptasia zapper from Marine Depot for $100.00 works great!!! Sent from my GT-N8013 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Coralline algae is the purple.......you are doing good Sent from my GT-N8013 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

The purple algae is good! Are you using RO/DI water? How long are your lights running? Water flow? Sent from my GT-N8013 using Aquarium Advice mobile app