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Just thought I'd post here. I'm new to the hobby, have a biocube 16 which has been set up for almost 2 months now. Currently I have 2 clownfish, 2 hermit crabs (had 3 but one of the other 2 got aggressive and I lost the 3rd one :( ), a xenia and a zoa, and a sea urchin which I'm told was a mistake due to the newness of the tank. Everything seems healthy but I still have a ton of questions, so here I am!
 
Welcome to R2R...

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Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Welcome to R2R!!! Yes, it may have been a bit early on the spiky fellow hehe. That said if you get him some prepared algeas to feed on he should be fine until you tank itself is ready to support him.
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Just thought I'd post here. I'm new to the hobby, have a biocube 16 which has been set up for almost 2 months now. Currently I have 2 clownfish, 2 hermit crabs (had 3 but one of the other 2 got aggressive and I lost the 3rd one :( ), a xenia and a zoa, and a sea urchin which I'm told was a mistake due to the newness of the tank. Everything seems healthy but I still have a ton of questions, so here I am!
Welcome miijason.
Nice setup.
If you're careful with salinity, temp and other water changes the urchin will be ok. But he will let you know if something goes bad.
Let us know how to help.
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Welcome! I'm new here too with a similar setup (two months behind ya; day 6 of cycling!) We have a 20 gallon high with sand and rock at the moment, but hoping to stock a similar crew! (Firefish, urchin, blue leg hermits, etc). Best of luck keeping those parameters stable, we're in for lots of hands-on keeping :3
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 

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