ID Please :)

There iffy it depends on the crab like I had one and he was fine then I have a arrow crab there reef safe but mine eight my nems >:( grrrre haha
 
Haha that's not good! :( I might try an emerald crab because I only have a biocube 14 and there's already two fish and two shrimp in it. Also since mines only a 14 gallon tank, would doing a half gallon water change everyday be the same as a 3 gallon once every week?
 
Would three fish be two much for my biocube? And I was just observing my metro shower and it appears as if the polyps is trying to eat something. Should I remove it or let it eat it?


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Ok are meteor showers hardy? And do they grow fast because it's one of my favorite corals and I would like it to grow :)
 
First picture is a Cyphastrea AKA Meteor Shower. The second one is a Montipora Capricornis AKA Monti. I can't tell what the third one is. It's no big deal that the shrimp is in it as long as it doesn't stay there all the time. It is stealing food from it. They all look very healthy and you are doing a great job! I'd manually remove the hair algae from around all your corals. It can smother them.
 
Lps is long polyp stony and sps is small polyp stony... I am 1 week in to owning my first sw tank so I am sorry I couldnt tell you much about the coral except its gorgeous, hope I helped a little tho!!

LPS is actually large polyp stony not long polyp stony
 

WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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