livingart

Had them for a few years now, will bite but cheek spine draws blood I move rocks and she puts them back

A better heading for the vid might have been, How the balance was restored in Yellowstone park.

Lighting is a mix of t5s led and 2 150w halides Wp60 and wp40 blow sand around also a trap for detritus, have DSB as part of system

Be there to plan

In marine rock takes awhle to become fully 'live' as the anaerobic bacteria takes a long time to become established

current stock level in approx 1300 litres is pair of maroon clowns 2 pair of bangai, 34 fry 12 juvi ocellaris 5 black clown fry 1 foxface 1 flame angel 1 coral beauty 1 heraldi angel 1 small sailfin tang 1 scopas tang 1 large moorish idol 2 black bar chromis 1 blue damsel

Length of cycle depends on quality of dead rock used and many other factors, set up many tanks and no two were exactly the same.

Only 1 of ours tries to bite when picked up, in winter they are all friendly.

Was yours not happy?

+1

A plastic tupperware type container mesh window cut in for air, with sphagnum moss and a carboard roll for gecko to travel in. All inside cardboard box with airholes, usually by post haste.

A guy overseas did one out of 4 containers

You will need at least 60mm acrylic, would get away with 20mm in small windows.

Doing it by the mouthful may have tainted the water

Tadpoles too? Wonder how they got that far off the beaten track

rear mine from hatching on tap water

as you have disturbed your substrate you will get a re cycle going on in the tank

Had u been viewing fighters on TM?

What makes axys so sensitive? have used this with frogs and also marines

Normal house paint did mine, still in the tank after 3 yrs

:slfg: will send mon or tues with other bits

1 or 10 litres?

some will, some won't

Just 1 treatment?

I have used aviverm bird wormer on marine tanks but never on amphibs