Recent content by Jmulgrew97

Okay I might look into getting some new live rock soon, i should by the goby and the shrimp together?!

Here is my 30 gallon fish only as of now, the eel has been rehomed, thinking about stocking 1-2 more fish any suggestions?

Head decoration was found at LPS, and when you guys mention having a sump, should I think about having one for a 30 gallon?

I'd took the advice given to me by you guys, the eel is rehomed, was becoming a hazard on my water quality anyways, but is the live rock completely necessary might have more then 5-8 I would say appx. 2/5 of the tank is filled with it

The tank is about 14 months old, probably have about 10 inches of fish so far, should I keep stocking or would that be the maximum amount?

Plenty of life rock, 5-8 lbs, haven't had any problem with fish being eaten, but I fear he might outgrow it, got him as a baby.

My current build is a 29 Gallon fish-only Current stock: 1 lawnmower blend 1 snowflake clown 1 occelaris clown 1 green chromie 1 yellow chromie 1 snowflake moray eel Any comments/suggestions?

S I was placing my anenome into the tank, it sucked onto my power head for about five seconds, I quickly took him off, and observed him and he seemed to decrease about 1 fourth in size. Should I be worried? And can anenomes grow back their tentacles?

Just performed some water tests to find my ph, is very very low at 7.42, any ideas on how I can quickly raise it? Safely would be appreciated.

Thank you :) I'm glad it's nothing of concern, just put in 3 coralline snails that should hopefully help mitigate the damage, am I right in doing so?

SO I just recently put a decorator aka camouflage crab into my tank and have a concerning question.. I have 3 small coralline snails, along with 1 turbo snail and the decorator is known to kill inverts to stack on its shell, should I be concerned for my snails?

Good idea, I will try doing that, thanks another quick for anyone willing to answer, as far as my clownfish goes, I would like to host it to a small leather anenome, would this be fine to do in my current tank?

Yes, its appx 4-5 weeks old to this date, so assuming its diatoms I should have nothing to worry about? Does it harm my fish in any way? Thank you for helping by the way guys :)

It is a dark red/Brown colored algae, as you might be able to see on the live rock in the right of the picture, what kind of inverts/snails would consume or take care of that?

No way.. Well that's a bummer, might just have to get a larger tank then, what is comfortable for a baby tang?