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yeah post the pics here

If you're going full RO, remember to match the temp to your tank before adding it. Sudden changes can stress fish. How often do you plan to do water changes?

If you're looking at this, you're probably considering keeping your local saltwater fish, but before you start, there are a few things you should think about.

First off, what to feed them: take a look at the types of fish and what bait they usually go for - I've found that wild fish often take ...

Now that I think I understand what you were trying to say, I'm afraid I don't see the point of the post. What's the point in catching our own fish? I mean, some people get paid to catch fish. If we catch their fish, it will be more difficult for them. What happens if they really need the money, but ...

Thanks for all the suggestions! I'll start with Anubias and Java Fern and see how they do. Appreciate the help.

I've been struggling to find plants that thrive in my soft water setup. My tank has a pH around 6.5, and most plants I've tried just melt away. Any recommendations for species that can handle these conditions?

I'm thinking cleaner shrimp might not be too keen on snacking on ich. Apparently, scientists haven't found much evidence of ich cells in their digestive tracts in the wild. I recall reading something about this in RC's Common Misconceptions in the Hobby, it's worth a look.


So what's on the menu ...

You might want to consider Hyposalinity for your regal's ich issue. It's been effective for some tang owners, so it's worth looking into. Providing nutritious food can also help boost their immune system - something like garlic xtreme could be beneficial.

Still got a shock when my shrimp molted, even though I was expecting it.

Lovely fish, piccies are top notch