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From what I've read they're just hit or miss in the beginning. More being a miss if wild caught. I'd bet they're wild caught otherwise you would probably have been told. The more I read about them, the luckier I feel, I've had two wild caught one's do really well. Never saw a captive bred...

I used Metronidazole years ago and it seamed to help, because I never saw it since. I had an angel that looked fine in QT, but right after going into my DT had white dots pop up. I couldn't get her out, so I sprinkled this on wet food and let sit for a few minutes then fed. After a week or so...

Yeah, I think you have to wait a little Jim.

I was assuming he was talking about screws or clamps, since they tend to come in 304 & 316 SS. Maybe it's something else.

I think 316 is the grade. I could be wrong.

If it were me, I'd do the second. I don't know how comfortable I'd be with just a partition between fresh and salt.

Looks nice, you may want to add a PH to help push water behind the rock work, just an idea.

I thought the picture was the flood water, until I started reading. I'm glad that's not my yard.

Here's my 7+ year old 90 gallon from about 6 months ago.

I used to run mine 24/7 when I first started, then I switched to opposite. Chaeto was growing great using both methods. A few years ago I lost all my chaeto, it just died off. Recently, I got some and it's growing great under 24/7. I think you can grow it either way. I just read to be...

Not sure what they add, but the fish tanks have had the blue coloring for a long time. I've had the best luck with their fish over some other places.

They've always had a nice selection of fish, but the coral sections are defintely looking nicer these days.

They look just like the female Lyretails I had. If you're gonna add a male I would do it now. The dominate female will morph and become the alpha. I had two females just like you and the larger one grew the long spike (like the males) and slightly changed color. She / he was the alpha, so if...

Good to hear.

I'll have to check mine when I get home, but I believe I bought mine before December. Plus, everything has been doing fine. Thanks for the heads up.

It's hard to tell from the video. Same as joeyhatch11 said, what are your levels? Ammonia, Nitrite, etc. Keep an eye on him and make sure he's getting food, etc.

Yeah, the MJ-900 should be fine for his amount. I'm running 500ml of pellets with a MJ-1000 and I keep the valve throttled back a little.

Yeah, I recently used the aquarium silicone to seal a leaking sump and the directions said let dry for 48 hours. So, I'd wait another day before filling it.

Yeah, you're probably better off fixing it now. I've not sre what it looks like, but maybe you can just drain the water down to make the repair without fully disturbing your DSB.

I agree with AngelPete, unless they are dirt cheap, I'd save to money for something newer. SWC & Bubble Magus are pretty cheap and get good reviews.