Tank: Oceanic Biocube 29g
Sand: Wish I knew (Really dirty and a lot of green hair algae)
Live Rock: Infested with Aiptasia and Bristleworms
Coral: Several Feather Dusters and a small rock covered in mushrooms
Fish: Two Clownfish and a Yellowtail Damselfish (Lost a Royal Gamma and a Coral Beauty about two months ago (RIP))
Crustaceans: At least one snail and three Peppermint Shrimp
And some weird worm I have yet to identify.
I would like to upgrade to a bigger tank, but being in an apartment I am going to wait until I am in a bigger place. Also want to switch food source to pellets, so hopefully will limit excess food being lost in the tank. Currently: Frozen Marine Cuisine
While I probably could be convinced otherwise, I believe I have a good plan of action to resolve the aiptasia/bristleworm infestation and leaks from the water level gauge:
Sand: Wish I knew (Really dirty and a lot of green hair algae)
Live Rock: Infested with Aiptasia and Bristleworms
Coral: Several Feather Dusters and a small rock covered in mushrooms
Fish: Two Clownfish and a Yellowtail Damselfish (Lost a Royal Gamma and a Coral Beauty about two months ago (RIP))
Crustaceans: At least one snail and three Peppermint Shrimp
And some weird worm I have yet to identify.
I would like to upgrade to a bigger tank, but being in an apartment I am going to wait until I am in a bigger place. Also want to switch food source to pellets, so hopefully will limit excess food being lost in the tank. Currently: Frozen Marine Cuisine
While I probably could be convinced otherwise, I believe I have a good plan of action to resolve the aiptasia/bristleworm infestation and leaks from the water level gauge:
- Setup the 15g QTank I got with the biocube with sand, water, heater, and pump/filter. Let it cycle.
- Transfer fish and shrimp to Qtank
- Transfer mushrooms to Qtank
- Empty Biocube, clean, and reseal
- Aquascape biocube with new sand and rock. Then cycle.
- Acclimate shrimp, fish, and coral. Transfer to Biocube.