Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

I need to rehome about 30 or 40 of these actinodiscus. Any tips on how to get them off the rocks? Can I just cut them loose or...? I started with 5 and now they've covered every spare speck of rock in my nano. There's close to 100 now.
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I need to rehome about 30 or 40 of these actinodiscus. Any tips on how to get them off the rocks? Can I just cut them loose or...? I started with 5 and now they've covered every spare speck of rock in my nano. There's close to 100 now.
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Turn a power head on them they hate high flow
 
I am brand new to saltwater. My son got an 8 gallon bio cube. I know this is too small, but I promised I'd try. I have 1 piece of dead coral for decor and that's it. We hope to have 2 tiny fish and maybe 2 shrimp. We also like hermit crabs. What equipment, substrate would you guys suggest? I'd like to use easy (forgiving) live macro algae to help balance this tank. Please be kind with responses. I have been called names elsewhere and was referred here to learn.
Hello katrina, I was wondering where you got the 8 gallon biocube I have been trying to find one but they seen to be discontinued everywhere, thank you.
 
;Facepalm not the MIRACLE...:rolleyes:;Happy
 
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I need to rehome about 30 or 40 of these actinodiscus. Any tips on how to get them off the rocks? Can I just cut them loose or...? I started with 5 and now they've covered every spare speck of rock in my nano. There's close to 100 now.
20201214_210857.jpg
Cut with a razor blade at the very base. Add a pouch of chemipure blue which will absorb any toxins from the cutting and dont let the word toxins scare you. Not deadly toxins
 
I am brand new to saltwater. My son got an 8 gallon bio cube. I know this is too small, but I promised I'd try. I have 1 piece of dead coral for decor and that's it. We hope to have 2 tiny fish and maybe 2 shrimp. We also like hermit crabs. What equipment, substrate would you guys suggest? I'd like to use easy (forgiving) live macro algae to help balance this tank. Please be kind with responses. I have been called names elsewhere and was referred here to learn.
Welcome I’m new here to the hobby as well and everyone here has been a great help.
 
Check out marine collectors. Elliot Lim does all the QT for you and guaranteed “sterile” fish. BRS uses him for their tanks. A little more expensive but he also helps you with a stocking plan and the timing for each species.

https://marinecollectors.com/

These that I got are from there. Couldn’t be happier. I paid 1000 including Delta cargo instead of fedex. He even sent the video of the fish in QT and kept them until they were Fattened up.
Thanks for the recommendation!
 

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