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sfboarders said:
Elite Amphiprion said:
cool. do you think a galaxia coral is a good choice for 29gl?

I have one in my 100 gallon and the sweeper tentacles are at least 6+" I keep other corals spaced out at least 8". I would not recommend a galaxia for a nano tank.

+1. Don't kid yourself, if you really want a Galaxia, get a bigger tank or a 2nd tank for the galaxia. Finding corals that can 'withstand' the sting = many coral deaths. Absolutely not worth it.
 
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I don't know much about Bio-cube.

Galaxia corals are pretty aggressive so I'm not sure if you want to place them in a confine tank. There a lot of corals doesn't like being stings so might not be a bad idea to not have it.
 
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I'm feeling very sad and mad at myself today. Toothlesss, my medium clown fish had pass away. I just discount her stuck between the glass and rock, in the left corn front, bottom of the tank. I feel so guilty and it felt like it's my fault, it probably is...
 
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I have new pets last Monday, not this Monday. His name is Pizza, and it's an Parakeet.

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i have a pair of skunk clowns for sale cheap if your looking for replacement
 
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Mr.Ugly, I picked it because I like pizza, but I'm not going to eat him. hahaha :D

eldiablosrt8, are they tank bred, and tell me the price?
 
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I did another 2 gallon water change on Tuesday and my most of my corals open up now. The down side is hair algae, iono how i get it. I haven't really feed my tank since I lost two of my fish. Any idea? I use RO/DI water so it shouldn't be the case.
 
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Does anyone ever wonder if chewing gum can be use to aquascape?
 
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nanocube-guy said:
The down side is hair algae, iono how i get it. I haven't really feed my tank since I lost two of my fish. Any idea?
Maybe a snail or something died and spiked your nitrates?
 
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I don't have anything died since the two fish... Where can I buy nassarius snails in SF?
 
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nanocube-guy said:
Does anyone ever wonder if chewing gum can be use to aquascape?


Nope
 
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iCon said:
nanocube-guy said:
Does anyone ever wonder if chewing gum can be use to aquascape?


Nope

I would be interesting if someone try to attempt it. hahahaha
 
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r0ck0, hahahaha thanks... zipped and lock this mouth :) ;)
 
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From Julian Sprung - Charles Delbeek The Reef Aquarium Vol. 1

pg. 210
Chewing Gum
Instead of dental cement, it is possible to use chewing gum as a locking device. Chew it first to remove the flavoring, and then soak it in ice water to give it firm consistency, (Don't tell anyone what you're doing).
 
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nanocube-guy said:
I don't have anything died since the two fish... Where can I buy nassarius snails in SF?

:)
 
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Update:

Over this past week, I notice my corals are huge than before. I compared from 48watt, 70watt and 150watt, the 150watt sure made the corals much larger. My two frogspawn head are 4-5 inches diameters. One of my Green Stripe Mushroom is 4 inches large diameters. The only issue I have, is Hair Algae. They are annoying me and I have to clean and scrape them all time. I visited Steve shop,(Lucky Ocean) and bought some 6 Narcissus and two 2 Cerith snails.. Hopefully they will help me out too. I'm worry the cerith snails might climb over the glass. hahaha
 
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I bought it from Lucky Ocean already. Thanks.
 
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Nassarius snails are scavengers and don't eat algae. I wouldn't count on them eating any, but if you have food and other organic stuff like uneaten food that's causing high nitrates & phosphates they'll help with removing that stuff. You might want to consider more than 2 snails if the 2 don't make much of dent in it.
 
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