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those stingrays wouldn't thrive in saltwater

For coflakes, lighting is key, so you'll want to consider that when choosing. If you're going low-light, zoanthids and mushrooms are good options, especially for beginners. As for the tank itself, you're looking at a minimum of 200lbs of live rock if you want to create a reef tank - that's a pretty ...

I've had Anubias Nana in my 20 gallon for years. It's attached to lava rock with fishing line. The rhizome is exposed, and it's grown slowly but steadily. Water parameters are stable, 78°F, pH 7.0. No CO2 needed, just occasional liquid fertilizer.

Royal Grammas can be pretty feisty too. How about a Bicolor Blenny?

sixline wrasse is a good choice, bangai cardinal fish too.

Make sure the live rock is properly cured before adding it to your tank, and try to minimize the time it spends out of the water - a few seconds at most should do it.

Try using a bag or a container, or you could even use a fish trap.

mixing dwarf angels is generally not a good idea, you could give it a shot but i wouldn't recommend it, its just not worth the risk

tetras r freshwater fish, nothing to do with salt...

You could also consider a damsel for cycling purposes, if you're going down that route.