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That's why I got the smaller one set first then will try to add the bigger one that's living in my aux tank. I heard adding a smaller one to already established is harder.

Got a neat trachy

Alright thanks for the advice, I'll give it a go. Any reason to specifically remove the smaller one? I'd just remove whichever I could catch. Somewhat related, in a 4x2 tank I can do two gobies ya? I have a Randall's but want to add an aurora/flagtail also.

I have a standard orange ocellaris in my frag tank who I never moved over to my new 110g display. He's ~2" but pretty tough, I've had him a few years. In my display I have a slightly smaller and wimpier black domino clown that's been in there a month or so to get established. All fish are...

All gone

My camerawork really sucks but this is getting ready for fragging

Well more will knock it down faster but probably not more than 2 for long term. I have 3 now. When they finish cleaning up you can have 2 if you like.

Well they're big so they eat a lot. And they eat bubble. They are slow moving and have tiny little shrimp claws so shouldn't be a threat. Maybe they'll go after coral but I heard if they do it's not to eat but to wear as a hat. I'll probably have one available in a little bit once they clear...

I got a couple pithos and they eat bubble algae like crazy but are huge and kinda creepy looking. I thought they would be small like a emerald but they are like sally lightfoot size.

Bigger, look cool

Thanks. I'm headed out there tomorrow, I'll take a look

Anyone seen the nice, big nassarius snails at shops locally? The ones that look like this: . Not these ones:

I think he's asking what's the actual water held minus sand, rock, etc. Calcium carbonate density is 2.71g/cm^3 which should mean 22 lb of sand/rock displaces 1g of water. That's if you have actual reef rock, if you have man made aggregate rock I have no idea. (Probably more dense so more lb...

I think I have the same one as TSI (but not as much). I believe it's a turf algae, when you pull it off it it a bunch of strands from one small "stem"?. If you knock it down manually turbos or big trochus seem to eat the nubs. I'm hopefully getting a rabbitfish later this week for general...

Mine from the side looks like this. Ramps up from the front then a flat top to place sps. Please excuse the diatoms.

I agree with the suggestions that the scape is too vertical. Will be hard to place corals in the mid tank. Looks nice from the front though

Looks sleeker and easier to clean also. Plywood should hold up better than mdf.

I'd just put ro in the tank then add salt and mix in place. Will be cheaper and don't need a bunch of jugs or trips to the lfs.

They're made of laminated plywood.

Oh man I kinda want that fish