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Thanks Grizz, I'll set up the QT now. I'll read that article on copper now

Cheers, Grizz. I'll QT the wrasse and starve out the disease. Thanks

Cheers. If anyone does have any experience with wrasse, I'd appreciate it if you could shed some light.

There may be some eggs, and from my knowledge, if the pair aren't conflicting in anyway, everything should be fine. Also, I haven't had much experience with Shrimp, Molluscs etc. but I'm pretty sure that they won't harm the eggs, or if so, not many of them. - Chris

Recently, after introducing a Kole Tang into my tank, I had an outbreak of ich. After various attempts at curing the fish of the disease, all had, sadly, died... except for one - my Red Coris Wrasse. He seems to be healthy and happy, is this due to an obscure immunity or resistance to ich, or...

Sorry bro, just realised they changed the previous tank size req. My mistake.

I suggest a dwarf angel of another kind. Perhaps a lemon peel angel? Or a coral beauty angel? They're both pretty sexy. A Toby puffer would do well, various Cardinals, Small "reef safe" Wrasse, like a flasher wrasse of some sort? The possibilities are endless, that's just my two cents, bro. Also...

Hey Dude1982 is your foxface a very active one or does it just kind of patrol it's territory? Because mine only inhabits a small area of my 75gal just wondering if it's just my foxface or if it's typical behavior. Thanks mate.

Very nice! I just got a blue dot toby puffer and he's amazing. Good luck with you valentini :)

Lol, obviously I was joking about the volitans. But, the perc's do not necessarily need a 20gal as long as you keep a good filtration system and pwc schedule, you should be fine. IMO the 14gal biocube has the footprint for a pair of clowns, you just have to keep a good maintenance schedule...

Lighting can affect the way your fish look, but it's all about preference. I would go with a 4-bulb fixture with 2 daylights 1 actinic and 1 Fiji purple bulb. Looks really nice. You can search on google 'good lighting fixtures' and see what strikes your fancy. Hope I help bro. I can't wait...

+1 to the biocube 14gal. Much better for sustaining corals, inverts etc. Fir a 14gal stock it to what you think you can handle (bio-load wise). IMO, I would stock the 14gal with: 2x true percs 3x clown gobies And one volitans lion when you don't want your fish anymore :D hahaha

Hmm... I though may you overfed them and they got sick of the food or something along those lines. Yeah, try not feeding for a day or two and then try again. If that doesn't work I don't know what to do honestly.. Hope all goes well anyhow.

Very nice tank!!! Love it!!! How many kg's of live rock did you use bro?

How much have you been feeding them?

Forgot to mention the temp will be fine as long as you have an aqua one heater or something along those lines.

Sorry for your loss. When I thought I was going to lose my foxface from a spike in the water conditions I started panicking so much, I thought I was gonna pass out. Hahaha

Good idea, but that's too late now. I think they got poisoned by the foxface's spines, only one is left and he is timid and friendly(surprisingly). So all is good now:)

Think of it this way. Nitrates are produced by waste, correct? If you have a small amount of water and there is waste there is a higher nitrate:water ratio. If you have a large amount of water the nitrates are less concentrated. You can fight these nitrates by having a large amount of live rock...

Hi and welcome to the marine world my friend! a nano tank is always very easy to move. They appear to be easier to take care of. The truth is, well It isn't. Small marine tanks need to be topped off a lot more frequently than their large counterparts. Small volume of water = More battles with...

I agree, that is some nice rockwork. I can't wait till I get my live rock; I just bought 40kg of live rock from someone of gumtree.com.au(aussie craigslist) He had a pic of his 8x2x2.5ft with 60kg and it had a nice layout. My tank is 75gal so I should have plenty of rock to aquascape. :) Anyway...

Way ahead of ya. I've got 100lbs live rock and a 2000lph filter running, so I think my filtration is adequate for a few juveniles until the upgrade. There is this, roughly 18"-2' zebra moray at my lfs right now for $125 so I got that covered. I'll see if I can get my hands on a lunare wrasse...

oh ok. So are they eating now?

Very nice! How much live rock is in there atm? diggin' the snowflake. How big is he? Anywayz, really nice tank; tbh I think fowlr's are a lot more fun than reefs.

I agree it is understocked, but because I am using the 75 as a grow out, I'm trying to keep it as low as I can. When I do get the 220 then I will most likely add more fish; I was thinking 2 coral catsharks as the big attraction. Small for a shark, big for a fish. you should look them up, very...