I had a group in my old tank so was aware of how they are. That why I was thinking of other fish but decided these fit the billIn my experience, chromis are pretty peaceful toward other species of fish, but not as friendly among themselves.
I had a group in my old tank so was aware of how they are. That why I was thinking of other fish but decided these fit the billIn my experience, chromis are pretty peaceful toward other species of fish, but not as friendly among themselves.
Ok guys. Looking for some advice. My brother, mom, and other family members have been bugging me to add more fish to this tank. My goal was to keep this tank limited on fish and heavy on nems but that seems to be changing as I add more and more corals. I don't want to add too many more fish but I am thinking a school of 3 or 4 fish would be good. This will gives the look they are going for but still be a small number of fish for me. I have a flurry clown and a coral beauty currently in the tank. I want something that is colorful and swim in groups. I also don't want to drop big money because I am focusing on getting a house. Any one have suggestion on 3 to 4 colorful schooling fish that I can add to this tank? I would like to try and stay under $100 total for those fish.
Thanks
I have a few fire fish and they are really nice. All hang out together, inexpensive and peaceful.
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Nice. I hear they are jumper and I run an open tank with no screen
Is that the setosa?
For aOk well my test kit came in last night. I did a water change yesterday and tested this am. Remember I am running a mix reef and here my numbers and then what numbers I am aiming for
pH - 8.0 Aiming - 8.0
Ammonia - 0 Aiming - 0
Nitrite - 0 Aiming - 0
Nitrate - 10 Aiming - not really too worry about a number here just keeping it stable more
Cal - 500 Aiming - 450
dKH - 9.5 Aiming - 10
Mag - 1600 Aiming - 1390
Now I'm not 100% sure on those number but those are what I am aiming for and I will see what happens.
I will be dosing BRS elements when needed (like today I will dose for Alk). I will also try and test the cal, alk, and mag every day for now (working on getting numbers in my head for my auto doser)
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Mixed reef, you may not need to go that high for ALK. Where it is should be fine. To high of Alk may mess with your softies
James,
High Alk levels requires higher nutrients levels and also high lights intensity or the SPS might RTN or STN.
At list that's what I've seen in my tank.
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I didn't believe a level of 10 for alk is high I figure that mid range cause most people I see run between 11 and 12 I thought
NO3 ^Nitrate - 10 Aiming - not really too worry about a number here just keeping it stable more
YesSo is it alive??