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I've been looking into the dwarf seahorse and it seems like they could work in your tank, but they do require some pretty specific care, so make sure you do your research if you're serious about getting one.

As for the rest of your stock list, I'm afraid it's just not going to work. A blue tang ...

RO water, it's basically water that's been super filtered to get rid of all the impurities like copper and heavy metals. It's pretty cheap to buy, I mean I'm paying £3 for a 25L bottle at the moment. But if you're feeling fancy, you can always get your own RO filter. Just make sure it's a good one ...

Mine's got a similar thing going on, the dorsal fin's all serrated at the front and the lower fin's got the same deal at the back, looks like he's trying to show off when I'm feeding him, I reckon he's just trying to look the part, like he's trying to be a big fish or something.

My CB's always bobbing in and out of little hideaways, really impressive little fish

If we're talking about marine tanks, the cycle time can vary quite a bit, but generally it's anywhere from 1-4 weeks, depending on the condition of the live rock when it was introduced.

here's mine

They also graze on algae, and mine loves live brineshrimp.

Just got a coflake beauty on Sunday and it's looking stunning.

Rare inverts + potential invert-eaters = stressed reefer, and I'm not getting much sleep over it.

Sometimes corals just decline without any obvious reason, but I don't think that's the case with yours yet, especially since you said it's doing well. Eating habits are a good indicator - is it taking in food? If it is, that's a positive sign.