Bigmando89
New Member
Hello all,
Im new to the reef world,
Started with a 20 gal tank, have had it for about a few months now (6-8 months). I have 2 yellow tail damsels and 2 black and white orange face clown fishes. Did have a 6 line wrasse and a red blood shrimp but i think my damsels committed homicide and chased the 6 line wrasse out of the tank that my little sis found him dead on the floor and my shrimp dead lol. I have a pretty good clean up crew ( few snails, hermit crabs and urchant).
I have some corals: a green tumpet looking coral, torches, GSP, ZOA, poly, two different mushroom corals *DONT KNOW THE NAME OF ANY OF THEM* and a bubble tip anemone that was good when i first put him in the tank but he has been closed for about a solid month, i have no idea why. Anyway below i will post a pic of my water test. I do dose my tank with stability and accropro( once and a while). I am going to be jumping to a 120 gal tank *CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION* right now just need help with my anemone all my other corals are doing great and growing.
Im new to the reef world,
Started with a 20 gal tank, have had it for about a few months now (6-8 months). I have 2 yellow tail damsels and 2 black and white orange face clown fishes. Did have a 6 line wrasse and a red blood shrimp but i think my damsels committed homicide and chased the 6 line wrasse out of the tank that my little sis found him dead on the floor and my shrimp dead lol. I have a pretty good clean up crew ( few snails, hermit crabs and urchant).
I have some corals: a green tumpet looking coral, torches, GSP, ZOA, poly, two different mushroom corals *DONT KNOW THE NAME OF ANY OF THEM* and a bubble tip anemone that was good when i first put him in the tank but he has been closed for about a solid month, i have no idea why. Anyway below i will post a pic of my water test. I do dose my tank with stability and accropro( once and a while). I am going to be jumping to a 120 gal tank *CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION* right now just need help with my anemone all my other corals are doing great and growing.
