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yeah i could do that, but delivery's £12.50 so it'd work out pricey if you're just buying a kilo at a time, i could sort you out for £10 a kilo if you're looking at 1-5 kilos.

theres this one site i stumbled upon, tropicalfish4u.co.uk, seems alright, got a proper pricelist and all

it's gonna vary depending on the fish and its environment, but ours hit full blue at around 1.5 inches

I totally feel you, Astralix. Those "easy" corals can be super finicky. I've had them thrive for years, then suddenly take a nosedive despite everything looking perfect. In my experience, they seem to love a lot of flow - I'm talking polyps getting pushed firmly side to side. I've had them anywhere ...

I'm not entirely convinced it's a star eye blenny, might be worth considering an engineer goby Pholidichthys leucotaenia instead.

Another thing to consider is that when you start carbon dosing, it can really clarify your water, allowing more light to penetrate. This might be worth keeping in mind, as it's possible to inadvertently light burn a few tips, especially when you're just starting out with this method.

Stunning colors, really well done.