My tiger pistol is a horse and he still paired up with my watchman. The watchman should be able to handle him. Just get a bigger one. Pistol shrimp are nearly blind, he'll want to pair up, I should think...
Royal gramma? Are you copying me
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As for grammas, get one that's actively feeding and swimming about. Don't get the one that hides in the rock, you'll never see him.
I'd put the wrasse down last, if it were me... Wrasses can be terrors if the tank isn't big enough. But so can clowns. Tough call.
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Yeah, a lot of people think the CUC are disposable. I love my CUC and I do my best to keep them happy. Seaweed, you say? May give that a try, I got a lot of ceriths and not a lot of algae.
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Yeah, a lot of people think the CUC are disposable. I love my CUC and I do my best to keep them happy. Seaweed, you say? May give that a try, I got a lot of ceriths and not a lot of algae.
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Ya. Here is what I was reading. Third paragraph down. Not enough algae, they should be fed some seaweed.
http/www.aquaticcommunity.com/SwSnails/Cerith.php
-Tyler
Yeah, a lot of people think the CUC are disposable. I love my CUC and I do my best to keep them happy. Seaweed, you say? May give that a try, I got a lot of ceriths and not a lot of algae.
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Ya. Here is what I was reading. Third paragraph down. Not enough algae, they should be fed some seaweed.
http/www.aquaticcommunity.com/SwSnails/Cerith.php
-Tyler
That being said, testament to how our tanks are if we don't have a lot of algae. Thanks will have a read.
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In the planted world, the presence of algae (especially diatoms) is indicative of a tiny spike of ammonia that isn't harmful to livestock but enough to trigger. Undetectable levels for a test kit. I wonder if that's also case for marine systems? The commonly held belief in Marine systems is that it's an excess of Nitrates and phospates. I've got a bunch of crazy ideas now that I'm pretty comfortable in both circles. I'm running my planted tank a lot like a Marine tank now and I also have a Marine tank that I run like a planted tank. Hahahaha.
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In the planted world, the presence of algae (especially diatoms) is indicative of a tiny spike of ammonia that isn't harmful to livestock but enough to trigger. Undetectable levels for a test kit. I wonder if that's also case for marine systems? The commonly held belief in Marine systems is that it's an excess of Nitrates and phospates. I've got a bunch of crazy ideas now that I'm pretty comfortable in both circles. I'm running my planted tank a lot like a Marine tank now and I also have a Marine tank that I run like a planted tank. Hahahaha.
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I am gonna see if they like it. Hopefully so.
I spotted a small anemone in my tank. It has a red base to it and pink/clear arms. Very small. 1/4" or close to 6mm. I will do my best for a picture, just a very awkward place in the tank to get a picture of it.
-Tyler