NubReefer
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Consider a pistol shrimp when tank matures.
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My only tip is take your time, slowly add in other animal, start with a damsle. Then maybe couple of nassarius snail, and work your way up to hard coral and anemone! I feel your pain when all your fish died, but its a cycle so again, practice make perfect.
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No, the octo is dead when i.ask him again
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I recently bought a spider decorator from iwarna, it is currently in my kelp tank and i was wondering will he eat mysis or deshelled shrimp?
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Nope
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Hello, i would like to bring up a weird problem which is when i take a photo of my fishes, shrimp or anemone and corals and post i online all of them have a high chance of dying, some even die straight away once i took th photo!
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Opps sry accidently post two post, admin plz remove one thx
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Hello fellow reefers! I recently bought an anemone and it is quite healty and is in good shape, but the whole foot and the body is light brown, should i be concerned?
The colour is there when i bough it from the lfs
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Hello fellow reefers! I recently bought an anemone and it is quite healty and is in good shape, but the whole foot and the body is light brown, should i be concerned?
The colour is there when i bough it from the lfs
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I know this is probably not the forum to post it but my house have.a weird anomaly which when i post a photo of my fishes or invert or coral or anemones, it mostly die within one week or even right after i took the picture it die straight away! How is this happening?
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Uhh, just a power head with a sponge for me
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Someone also have a 1l tank and have corals in it
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Its possible, my 2gallon pico house even anemones!
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For the status of my tank check out my other post on predator pico tank in these forums!
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Honestly, my first pico is basically one of my first saltwatet tank, it was just for fun but it soon proved more than a dull tank, the equipment i use is a powerhead connecting to a build in sponge compartment, and a led light, the whole tank come in one cost 20$. I can tell you that this tank is very hardy,the original idea is i bought an anemone shrimp( which is still alive) and a tube worm, i just dont have a extra tank so i put them into the pico. But as time goes by, i pay more attention to the tank and start focusing on clean up crew, currently comprises 2 nass snail. Something i should tell you(please dont insult me,) the water in the tank is 50% of the water i used for the tank the very moment i started it. I can count the time i did water change with one hand! And the tank has been up at least 4 month and it is still contaning the shrimp and tube worm.
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IMO, pico reef is the most ecomical and easy setup any one with enough experience could do,
Stocking however, need to depends on a persons personality,
My favourite are
Sexy shrimp
Anemone shrimp
Bumblebee shrimp
Tube worm
Bongo shrimp
Harlequin shrimp?( tthis shrimp sometime gets huge)
And finally red ruby dragonet.
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Okay.. the cuttlefish is safe and eating, the new tank is currently constructing so yeah.. im intrested to get another cuttlefish, bu can i ask how to identify sexes of the cuttlefish? Thanks!
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Okay, thanks
Just drip-acclimate like you would other fish before putting them in. Cuttlefish are very sensitive to copper as well so make sure if you’re treating your fish don’t share the same water
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Umm.. the send button glitched sry for the multiple post
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Should i be wary about water parameter?Fish and cephalopods like cuttlefish don’t mix well bro. Usually either the fish become its dinner or the fish stress them out until they die. Multiple cuttlefish together is also a gamble, unless you have a large system. Also in smaller systems, if they ink you have to do a water change quickly as even a good protein Skimmer will struggle to remove the ink in a small system. They will suffocate in their own discharge otherwise
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Like salinity as i heared cuttlefish need water nearly same paras as the water they are in now...
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Should i be wary about water parameter?Fish and cephalopods like cuttlefish don’t mix well bro. Usually either the fish become its dinner or the fish stress them out until they die. Multiple cuttlefish together is also a gamble, unless you have a large system. Also in smaller systems, if they ink you have to do a water change quickly as even a good protein Skimmer will struggle to remove the ink in a small system. They will suffocate in their own discharge otherwise
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Like salinity as i heared cuttlefish need water nearly same paras as the water they are in now...
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Should i be wary about water parameter?Fish and cephalopods like cuttlefish don’t mix well bro. Usually either the fish become its dinner or the fish stress them out until they die. Multiple cuttlefish together is also a gamble, unless you have a large system. Also in smaller systems, if they ink you have to do a water change quickly as even a good protein Skimmer will struggle to remove the ink in a small system. They will suffocate in their own discharge otherwise
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Like salinity as i heared cuttlefish need water nearly same paras as the water they are in now...
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Should i be wary about water parameter?Fish and cephalopods like cuttlefish don’t mix well bro. Usually either the fish become its dinner or the fish stress them out until they die. Multiple cuttlefish together is also a gamble, unless you have a large system. Also in smaller systems, if they ink you have to do a water change quickly as even a good protein Skimmer will struggle to remove the ink in a small system. They will suffocate in their own discharge otherwise
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Like salinity as i heared cuttlefish need water nearly same paras as the water they are in now...
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Okay quick update, things have gone to hell. For the past few days the cuttlefish is okay but today the filter broke down an one of them died, the other is still alive but acting strange and the fish is picking on him( just started today) and i am preparing a new tank, but you know...tank cycling... so i made a temporal holding place for the cuttlefish, the tank is a plastic tank and it is extremly small... and im not sure. The new tank is under cycling and if the tank size is like animal abuse to you, im sorry. I dont have any choice left. If you have advice to me, please tell me. Thanks! P.s the tank is not filled yet
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How to care for quails
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Planning of getting a quail. Can anyone give me advice? Thxs
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