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Ok. Thanks for the advice. Definitely will think of a way to direct the same to the bottom rather than pour from the top.

After my tank is set up and cycled, can I continue to add more live sand into my tank? Asking because after I do my cleaning for the tank, I realised that over time, I'll lose some sand. So my only thought is after some time, I want to add some sand back into the tank.

Is it time for 6 line wrasse?

Thanks for sharing the knowledge. I have not only learnt about the feather dusters but have also learnt that Bumble Bee snail is predatory. I used to have 2 of them but they probably have died as I don't see them around any more.

Is my clownfish ill? I can't see any white spots but there is always some torn fins. Can anyone tell if the fish is ok?

Oh. Didn't know that it's population is increasing due to more food available.

Are all these fan worms? It started from about 5 to 6 pieces on one rock to i think over 30 now over several pieces of rocks. Is it ok for them to just continue to grow on their own? Will they become like pest by outgrowing other organisms in the tank?

Hi, need advice from the more experienced reefer. If I want to set up a QT to add in new fish and currently to treat my clown fish, do I need to do a full tank cycling or should I just set up with usual, mech, bio filter, use my DT water directly and do constant water change? Tank size is about 1ft cube. If the clown has no visible white spots just heavy breathing and white stringy poop, which medication should I use? Prazipro? Thanks in advance for advice.

Is the speed of my wave maker too fast for my clove Polyps? Doesn't opened to be what I see in photos. VID_20201224_232018.mp4 VID_20201224_232018.mp4 VID_20201224_232018.mp4

Looking for true Percula pair. Anyone selling please PM me.

My shrimp survived and is alive and kicking in the tank.

I decided to search for a remedy and found 2 or 3 videos on YouTube. It requires removing the isopod from the shrimp. So I tried it out and removed this from my cleaner shrimp. According to the video, shrimp should be OK. Let's hope mine survived.

I discovered that there was a white patch on my cleaner shrimp yesterday and did a search on Internet. It is known as an isopod.

Is that an isopod on my cleaner shrimp?

Video VID_20201214_233619.mp4