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I’m consolidating tanks and I was hoping that the triggers can coexist with my smaller fish but unfortunately, they can’t. I have to let them go. Male is about 7-8 in Female is 5-6in I’m in SD but can likely meet within reason. I’ve had them for close to a year. Sent from my...

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Going with a larger one for my next build so this one is for sale. It’s this exact model https://www.marinedepot.com/Aqua_Eur...EaAv47EALw_wcB $400. It’s in San Diego but I’ll be going to bellflower on Sunday. Please text if interested five six two 8576563.

Why not just return to amazon? Worst is you have to cover shipping.

They're relatively slow so shouldn't be an issue but if you want to play safe, put them in an acclimation box so you can take them out easily. One last thing if you go this route. Make sure you acclimate yourself. Do not use mollies that are already acclimated. You could be adding fish that...

Clicked post accidentally. Any molly should be fine, but I would do black mollies. If they showed the dust like spots, it would be easier to see. As for dormancy, the concern is while you can't see any symptoms, it doesn't mean it's not there. Your fish may just be fighting it off since they...

When I did it, i acclimated over 5-7 days. Any

From your 3options, I would go with option #2. Finish the copper treatment at therapeutic levels for at least 4 weeks then observe after. However the other two fish that can't be removed from the ft may cause issues for you later. They can either be not showing any signs now but may later or...

I was in your position once as well. I waited too long to treat for velvet and killed almost every single one of my fish (had one or two survive). After reading alot about velvet, mostly on r2r that someone posted above, I feel i now know how to react/prevent Velvet. First step is you need...

It doesnt look like black ich (per pics that Ive seen online). Black ich is usually tiny dots like white ich but black. From the look of the fish, it feels like some sort bacteria infection. You probably need antibiotics, but im not sure which are reef safe.

I dont think there's any reef safe medicine that you can use to fully remove ich from tanks. What you can do though is manage it. dorkymk3 mentioned a couple of things like UV and keeping them well fed ( with live foods, vitamins, etc.) will help to build their immune system Diatom filters, not...

Ya. Sorry OP. We'll take it offline.

What up, Dave. Glad its all good. Just laughing when i saw your previous post. Told you not to cut down that stand.

So is it hustling if someone buys a tank for 300 and tries to sell on here for 550? That happened to me once. I have to say, it was kinda shocking.

Im coming from SD to pick up a pack! (well ill I was going to Long Beach anyway).

I spoke with the seller. This sale does not qualify for their free shipping.Anyway, can't wait for mine. I ordered with two other reefers in San Diego.

I have one too. PM sent

I had the same issues as you're dealing with. Then i added a temp probe and i finally was able to calibrate correctly and have it stay accurate. However, i do think its still a "nice to have" in case something goes wrong with your ATO or something.

**** - glad the regal and anthias are doing well (i think those are the ones you got from me?). You remember my tank with cyano? I finally got rid of it by going lights out for 3-4 days then using chemiclean on the 4th day. I did have one issue and bleached one of my corals but im sure thats...

Interesting. When I bought mine from Petsmart, I acclimated for 8 hours. It makes sense though they may not need it.