William's 20 gallon Invert Reef tank

[Mr. Seahorse]

I'm not super worried on that but I appreciate the info!

 

[MichaelB]

I'm not super worried on that but I appreciate the info!

Yea, all good i really like nems, just information for consideration is all.

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

This is the nem in my main tank.

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

This is the nem moved in my new 1.5 nem tank

 

[jhuynh]

whats in the media bag that's zip-tied? you put carbon in it? are you able to put it somewhere for more waterflow as in a sump / canister / hob?

also: based on your pictures, where is your flow? i don't see any powerheads.

 

[MichaelB]

Do you have more rocks that are larger that you could use to raise the rocks (stack nem rocks on top of them)higher that nems are on for more light?

Also agree with power head for nems. You don't want them blowing directly onto the nems. So indirect flow 9s ideal. Nems do love to blow in the current. A single happy nem would easy fill your entire 5 gallon tank wall to wall when happy and fully inflated.

 

[tribbitt]

Nems can get pretty unhappy just like that when the water is still. They like to be waving in the current

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

whats in the media bag that's zip-tied?

It's a powerhead

 

[dangalang]

It's a powerhead

Working with what you got, love it hahah

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

The nem is now in my 1.8 nem tank with 200-300 par for now.
This pic is it in the tank

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

It looks even better now! It's doing great!

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

Sadly my Molly now has Ich and so I am converting him back to freshwater and I will wait it out in my 20 gallon since he is my only fish. More updates will come.
Wish me luck.
Happy reefing everyone!

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

I have acclimated him to my 10 gallon freshwater tank. He is doing better now.

 

[Mr. Seahorse]

He is laying down a bit in the freshwater tank what should I do?

 

[H2OPlayar]

Humblefish has the best info on fish diseases. My thought would be to give it as much stability as possible from what it has been used to.