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Hi everyone,

I spend the last weeks/months setting up my first 55g saltwater tank (FOWLR) and have found many helpful topics in this forum.

After the weeks of lurking and reading, I thought it was about time to say hi and register :).

Cheers,
Hoembi
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hi everyone,

I spend the last weeks/months setting up my first 55g saltwater tank (FOWLR) and have found many helpful topics in this forum.

After the weeks of lurking and reading, I thought it was about time to say hi and register :).

Cheers,
Hoembi
Welcome hoembi,
What are your tank inhabitants?
There are many cool fish I'd like to keep that are not reef safe.
Good argument for another tank!
 
What are your tank inhabitants?
There are many cool fish I'd like to keep that are not reef safe.
Good argument for another tank!
At the moment I have a a few Scarlet Hermit crabs, three nessarius snails and 3 Mexican Turbo snails.

Just today I added three Kupang damsels, which at the moment are doing their best in hiding behind the rocks and behind all the decoration.

I am wondering though how to feed them if they stay in hiding for a few days (as it seems to be normal for the damsels).
 
At the moment I have a a few Scarlet Hermit crabs, three nessarius snails and 3 Mexican Turbo snails.

Just today I added three Kupang damsels, which at the moment are doing their best in hiding behind the rocks and behind all the decoration.

I am wondering though how to feed them if they stay in hiding for a few days (as it seems to be normal for the damsels).
Defrost a mysis or carnivore cube, dilute with an ounce of water, suck some up in a turkey baster or syringe. Squirte near damsel hidey hole with water circulation off.
 
Defrost a mysis or carnivore cube, dilute with an ounce of water, suck some up in a turkey baster or syringe. Squirte near damsel hidey hole with water circulation off.
Thanks, will try this method for the next feed. Now I just gotta find the third one (he has managed to hide very well and I still have to find his hiding spot :D ).
 
Hi everyone,

I spend the last weeks/months setting up my first 55g saltwater tank (FOWLR) and have found many helpful topics in this forum.

After the weeks of lurking and reading, I thought it was about time to say hi and register :).

Cheers,
Hoembi
Welcome to Reef2Reef! I'm glad to hear you're having fun! Are you looking forward to a reef tank next?
 

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