iDream
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Okay so i'm relatively new to saltwater, but believe me i did my research before i started this. I have a Biocube 14 that i've have up for like.. 2-3 months? Right now i have 10lbs live rock, 1 blue damsel, 1 clarkii clown (got him because i love yellow =]) 5 turbo snails, and i think 6 blue leg hermits.
I'm wanting to know if a firefish goby will be too much on the tank, and possibly some extra LR from a friend's tank he's breaking down. i think the three will be fine if they're the only ones in there. and later on, much later on, once i get my tank more established, adding a green mandarin (that was the reason for my whole dive into saltwater). i'm thinking i'll need to remove my damsel (he's a meanie anyway) to add the mandarin. What do you guys think?
oh, and about adding live rock to an established tank from an established tank. i've read online how to add new cured LR from a lfs to an established tank, but not tank to tank, how would i go about doing that?
and last, what are some good starter corals to add, i've seen stock biocube lighting isnt powerful enough for anemones, so i need some good hardy corals, soft or hard
thanks to everyone who helps in advance!
I'm wanting to know if a firefish goby will be too much on the tank, and possibly some extra LR from a friend's tank he's breaking down. i think the three will be fine if they're the only ones in there. and later on, much later on, once i get my tank more established, adding a green mandarin (that was the reason for my whole dive into saltwater). i'm thinking i'll need to remove my damsel (he's a meanie anyway) to add the mandarin. What do you guys think?
oh, and about adding live rock to an established tank from an established tank. i've read online how to add new cured LR from a lfs to an established tank, but not tank to tank, how would i go about doing that?
and last, what are some good starter corals to add, i've seen stock biocube lighting isnt powerful enough for anemones, so i need some good hardy corals, soft or hard
thanks to everyone who helps in advance!