Recent content by LadyQuorra

Hi Guys! Just started up my 20 gallon Tall reef tank on Saturday. I'm going to be transferring over my LTA and Occ. Clown in March from the 29g I'm taking care of right now. Params: PH~7.9 Alkalinity~7dKH Ammonia~.1ppm Nitrite~0ppm Nitrate~10ppm (Using OceanMaster Test Kit) I used Live Sand...

Thanks for that! I don't want to use any of the old sand cause it's white and the sand I'm using is black. But I'll definitely do that with the rock.

Anyone? :(

Bump. Any thoughts guys?

I'm giving the tank back with other fish and inverts in it, so the sand and most of the rock has to stay.

Hey Everyone! So I'm in need of advice. Right now I have a 29 gallon FOWLR that's been established for over 2 years, I've been taking care of it for 6 months. The tank's most recent addition is a Long Tentacle Anemone I bought about 1.5 months ago. I need to re-home/transfer my clown and LTA...

What's a two column tank?

From what I''ve read you want a total GPH 20 to 30 times that of the size of your tank. So for a 30g including power filters and power heads you want 600+gph As for placement it depends on what corals you have because they may require different amounts of flow. I would have an area of high flow...

oh snap, that sucks. That's is a possibility. If you were battling ich it probably would have been best to try and not change the tank environment for a good while. I've never experienced ich but that's just based on what others have said.

Just caught up, hope all is good. :)

Of course taking into account their Full Grown length with the inch rule.

I'm not really seeing any brown but i do see purple/pink stuff. Is that what your talking about? Maybe this link can help Nuisance Algae ID Guide

Congrats! Make sure to not buy your first fish until your tank is FULLY cycled. A lot of people when they start a tank. They start a build thread, you can do that and upload pics and people can give you advice as you go along. Good luck!

Remember you will only be able to have a total of about 5-6 fish (Assuming each one's grown size is 3" and are active swimmers). So choose wisely. But yeah if you want a firefish I would recommend it being the 1st one into the tank. They can by shy and skittish at first. And after that try...

What tank size do you have?