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  1. khh27
    If your canopy looks anything like that you can go there if it floods...lol
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    How do you distinguish between m/f
  3. khh27
    That's AWESOME did you get them already paired or did you get the to pair. If so was it hard?
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    Probly 8-10" raise it untill light starts to spill out the lower it about an inch. 8-10" should do it
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    Yea it should have a 6v battery the ac outlet charges and gets run on when power goes out and should have D battery slot for when that runs out. Leave it plugged in to keep battery charged. Dont know the lifespan of the rechargeable battery with it always plugged in so just keep some D's on hand
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    Can try a toothbrush.
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    Their about the size of a 10g tank if that helps
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    I think the portable Hondas are really quiet like the Honda 1000 or 2000 watt
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    I had them on a relatively new tank but went away after about 6 months in. But you will want to remove them to be safe.
  10. khh27
    Maybe colonial hydroids Like this?
  11. khh27
    A kessil 150 should be enough. 225$ or even a 350 you can get for 299$
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    Clown goby may nip sps. So keep a close eye on him.
  13. khh27
    The fluval leds petco sells may be enough visual light. But definitely not useable light if anything other thay seahorses
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    Or just a reg cube and Ditch the lid. Get a cheap led to light it. If you are only keeping seahorses and no coral this should be fine. They don't like blasting light anyway do they? you can find a 2nd hand cube on here and richmond reefers for probly 150-200 range
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    DD has a lyretail trio (1male 2female) for 120$
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    That would be nice and colorful
  17. khh27
    All those are good choices. I'm not much on any other than the firefish in the dart family but that's my opinion. Clowns are always a good first choice. I like banggais.
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    They also are sand dwellers if not mistaken.
  19. khh27
    Does the wrasse eat your snails and hermits?
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    Thanks guys!
  21. khh27
    What is the minimum flow on the 130?
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