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You got the coral bug really bad it seems.

Haven't done one in about 6 weeks.

I see no other reason why your torch died since your other corals were happy. I'd say it was either a sickly coral or they handled it way to rough at the store. I think you are ready for a torch. I'm not too well versed on them but I know they are an lps so I'm sure it would be fine.

Do it

Here are two of my guitars I'll have to get pics of my B.C Rich mockingbird and my custom stratocaster tomorrow.

I play acoustic and electric guitar I own 4 guitars currently and need more. I played the alto saxophone for a while but I stopped playing. I'm currently learning G.O.A.T by Polyphia on my electric.

Morgan wallen and colter wall has been top on my playlist lately.

I'd wait a month after the tank is cycled before adding soft corals and longer for stony corals.

What happened to the ice age? there were no power plants back then.

I mean we didn't kill the dinosaurs.

I'll have to get an update pic of my hollywood srunner chalice, it has grown alot.

I spent a little over 200 dollars on my 10 gallon nano. Excluding corals, fish and snails which were about 700 dollars. I changed my water every week when it was new and now I do it about once a month since it has matured.

Mine was given to me for free from the store owner. I love shoping at that store since they always give me free corals.

Its highly recomended since they are sensitive to prameter swings. One a tank hits the 1 year mark parameters usualy have stabled out.

I had an aiptasia on my hammer but the hammer won the battle.

Its recomended to wait a year before getting an anemone.

Cool mushroom I have been looking for one of those but can never find one.

Agreed

I change my water once a month in my 10 gallon nano reef and every thing is happy and growng, even my sps.

Also make sure to use gloves when handling those. Those are palythoas so they have the chance of giving you palytoxin poisoning.

A regular ocellaris is about $15 a fish.

I would say stick with two clowns. You could add a bottom dweller but it may not work out as a pair of clowns are very agressive towards other fish. Mine even attack my hermit crabs.

Like stated if you want a reef tank you will want an rodi filter. You will also need Refractometer. Salt Powerhead to mix salt Saltwater test kit. (Or use the api freshwater kit with the saltwater kit color card, as the solutions are the same). Aquatic Life has a rodi filter for $60.

Yeah it is a good Idea to put the corals on the bottom for about a week then move them up.

Refrain from getting green star polyps until you get the algae under control. Algae will grow on it and its a pain dipping it in hydrogen peroxide every few weeks.

Too much light causes corals to bleach too.

Mine never swam at the surface. Can post a video? Is it possible the flow is too strong for them?

I got mine when they were the same size and they got along well. One week one grew alot and turned into the female, it was pretty cool to watch.

Man what a lucky mistake

Those are some good looking clowns. How much did they cost?

Looks cycled to me.

Yes you probably have no ammonia I get false reading for ammonia to but I know there is none.

My ammonia test kit turns opaque too, just make sure you follow the instructions right.

Or none. API is notorious for giving false .25ppm ammonia readings.

Yeah a picture would be helpful.

I have about 700 dollars in corals. 300 into the tank, and 80 into fish and snails/hermit crabs

Whats wrong?

I would add the goby first then the clowns which may help keep the clowns aggression down towards the goby.