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How about a mix of Harlequin Rasboras and some dwarf Gouramis? They'd balance the tank nicely. Just watch the Gouramis if you add more than one, they can get territorial.

Honestly, I'm skeptical about this working out. My Cin. Clown's been running the show in my 75 for 2 years now. Generally, he's cool with the other fish, but when he gets territorial, watch out - he'll chase them all off. If the pairing isn't spot on, you might end up with a deceased clown on your ...

I've got a red bug infestation on many of my corals, and it's come out of nowhere - literally, I had no idea this was coming. Doesn't really matter how it happened, though.

I also found some black bugs on my montipora.

Thinking of going with a Sentinel treatment.

Had a similar issue with red ...

I've got a red bug infestation on many of my corals, and it's come out of nowhere - literally, I had no idea this was coming. Doesn't really matter how it happened, though.

I also found some black bugs on my montipora.

Thinking of going with a Sentinel treatment.

Had a similar issue with red ...

I've got a red bug infestation on many of my corals, and it's come out of nowhere - literally, I had no idea this was coming. Doesn't really matter how it happened, though.

I also found some black bugs on my montipora.

Thinking of going with a Sentinel treatment.

Had a similar issue with red ...

I've got a red bug infestation on many of my corals, and it's come out of nowhere - literally, I had no idea this was coming. Doesn't really matter how it happened, though.

I also found some black bugs on my montipora.

Thinking of going with a Sentinel treatment.

Had a similar issue with red ...

You treated the entire tank with Bayer dip, or just the individual corals that were affected?

As for the sand, I highly doubt the red bugs would be able to burrow in it, given their need for a host, typically SPS corals. Having recently gone through three rounds of Sentinel treatment myself, I feel ...

Algae blennies are pretty resilient fish, but they do have one major requirement - a constant supply of algae. If your tank can't provide that, you'll likely see the blenny struggle to survive. Adding veggie wafers can be a good supplement, but that's assuming your other tank inhabitants won't get ...

I see what you guys mean. My yellow tang looks pretty pinkish in the morning, and my clown's been rubbing against the sand so much it's made a bare spot now.