This is a great site so many helpful people.
I have done a few postings already and I have already gotten answers.
Below are my tank spec's:
I also have about 70 pounds of live rock.
Currently have three clown fish
one ocilarius and two percula clowns that like
threesomes
one Sailfin who thinks he's the boss
one peppermint shrimp with an attitude.
one new lawnmower blemmy.
one rose tip and one bubble sea anemone that love
to relocate themselves weekly.
Mess load of turbo snails and crabs of which were 40
and probably now are 10 -15 of each due to
some eating crabs having a snail snacks.
I thought it was good to start slow. Had a service do my tank maintance of which I got ick, and they did not treat the tank properly. Now I am doing it myself and I can save the $$ also.
Had a bad bout with ick recently of which seems to be under control now of which I over medicated with kick ick medicine. Of which screwed with the Nitrates and Nitrites. With a 20 gallon water change a week ago and a week later an adding of 10 pounds of live sand, things seem to fall back into place, and the Nitrates and Nitrites seem to cool once again.
I have done a few postings already and I have already gotten answers.
Below are my tank spec's:
I also have about 70 pounds of live rock.
Currently have three clown fish
one ocilarius and two percula clowns that like
threesomes
one Sailfin who thinks he's the boss
one peppermint shrimp with an attitude.
one new lawnmower blemmy.
one rose tip and one bubble sea anemone that love
to relocate themselves weekly.
Mess load of turbo snails and crabs of which were 40
and probably now are 10 -15 of each due to
some eating crabs having a snail snacks.
I thought it was good to start slow. Had a service do my tank maintance of which I got ick, and they did not treat the tank properly. Now I am doing it myself and I can save the $$ also.
Had a bad bout with ick recently of which seems to be under control now of which I over medicated with kick ick medicine. Of which screwed with the Nitrates and Nitrites. With a 20 gallon water change a week ago and a week later an adding of 10 pounds of live sand, things seem to fall back into place, and the Nitrates and Nitrites seem to cool once again.