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Exactly my thoughts too. Granted the yellow clown goby is small. Like 1/2”. But still, a plastic propeller would do some damage. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My best guess is. I’ve recently had issues with my m1 pump. It would randomly turn off and reset. The other day I noticed it doing that for about four hours. It is possible the fishie managed to get sucked in while it was slowly starting back up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Very correct. The thalassoma wrasses are very aggressive. Research is key to figuring out what fish will be happy together and which fish would need extra precaution to keep the aggression down. The one I fear, is when the Harley gets bigger and aggressive. His teeth even scare me. Sent...

Yes I have issues! My pink face chases around the Mel wrasse always. I tried catching him to remove the pink face. No luck. But adding a mirror really helps! The fish go and flash at the mirror all the time. Also provides some beautiful views. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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My wrasse list- Aussie Harleyquin tusk wrasse Black leopard Pink face Melanarus Mccoskers black fin flasher Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The overflow has normal weir that is about 1/4” opening,(I think), and the fish is really small. Nothing blocking the return pump, don’t want it to get clogged and effect flow rate and cause more noise. But yes, really strange occurrence! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey friends, I have a funny story to share. When I had my nuvo 20. I had a yellow clown goby that my fiancé just loved. But I think he jumped out, as one day he went mia and I never saw him again. So the other day while at the fish store, she saw another one. Was super excited because she...

Wow. Haven’t seen that before, is it bad to happen? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I tried finding an Asian groceries store in Fairfield. With no luck googling. But that is my next plan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haha yeah I wanted to test it out with a cheap one. This thing looks older than me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Interesting. Why harder time with nutrients? And did you blend up frozen or thawed food? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The first plan was to put in ice trays for easy pop out and feed fish, but with the terrible smell I decided against it. Didn’t want the wife to murder me when her freezer smells like death fish. Kitchen also smelled like something was on fire because the blender didn’t like grinding up frozen...

So I decided I wanted to try making my own food. Some ups and downs and a terrible smell in the kitchen and it’s done. Next to test out how the fish like it. I went to the store and bought some clams / shrimp / oysters / algae sheets. Bought a used blender from good will and some ice trays...

I really thought about doing that idea. But have no idea how you keep it cool in summer. Unless a big chiller. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My house has no wall insulation and had only 2” of compressed old insulation in the roof when I Got it. I went and added 30” of insulation in the roof now haha. Way more than suggested. We keep it cooler because I prefer the colder weather. I can’t stand if the house is over 62. Plus I grew up...

i personally dont use the heater inside the house and every morning when waking up its in the 50's. one morning i saw 47. i noticed my tank was having a harder time keeping it warm so i added a second heater, now the tank stable and doesnt change temps.

great tank! you have taking photos on POINT! but now the question, wheres the anemones =]