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Hello all that see!
My name is Bryce and I am not new to the fish keeping world I have many 300+ gallon freshwater planted tanks with tons of different fish from the tiniest guppies to the biggest red tails but I have started my own saltwater tank and it is going very well but I just have some questions on coral placement and such. My tank is the “FLUVAL evo 13.5 gallon” and I have all of the upgrades for it and it seems be doing good for me but I just want some general tips (the toadstool leather was getting stung by the huge anemone in the coral) sometimes my Duncan closes up for reasons unknown but I would like to add I had just fed the corals.
1. Is the placements of my corals good?
2. Do my corals look good and healthy?
3. How do I know the differences in what is low/med/high flow and the same goes for the lights?
 
Hello all that see!
My name is Bryce and I am not new to the fish keeping world I have many 300+ gallon freshwater planted tanks with tons of different fish from the tiniest guppies to the biggest red tails but I have started my own saltwater tank and it is going very well but I just have some questions on coral placement and such. My tank is the “FLUVAL evo 13.5 gallon” and I have all of the upgrades for it and it seems be doing good for me but I just want some general tips (the toadstool leather was getting stung by the huge anemone in the coral) sometimes my Duncan closes up for reasons unknown but I would like to add I had just fed the corals.
1. Is the placements of my corals good?
2. Do my corals look good and healthy?
3. How do I know the differences in what is low/med/high flow and the same goes for the lights?
 

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