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I'll be keeping an eye on this thread, interested in seeing how things play out.

A 30 gallon tank, I've been there and done that, and to be honest, I didn't have much success. My 50 gallon tank has been a completely different story, it's been much more productive and easier to manage.

I think my main issue with the 30 gallon was overstocking, I just couldn't resist adding ...

I've got a large Cynarina too, and I've lost three smallish peppermint shrimp, no idea where they went. This could be the reason - my Cynarina might have developed a taste for them as well.

Could be legit. Had a couple frogspawn myself that I figured were goners, just skeletons, but they've since grown back complete heads – albeit a bit misshapen.

I've had success with my bubble coral using raw clam and frozen krill. It's grown quite large, reaching a diameter of around 14 inches when fully open.

My flame angel, got him when he was small, kept him well fed - never had any issues with coral picking, personally.

I've got a snowflake moray eel in the tank, but it's pretty small - about 5 inches long and only a bit thicker than a pencil. Still, it's super aggressive when food's around and always looks like it's ready to pounce on my hand when I put it in the tank.

I'm guessing the moray either freaked the ...

A lid or canopy is a must for me, I've learned the hard way. It's not just about preventing fish from jumping out, although that's a big one - I've had my fair share of gobies going missing and I'm starting to think that's what's happening to them. It's also about keeping airborne contaminants out ...

lovely gobies, always vanishing into thin air on me!!!

so i picked up a blue cheek goby a month ago, and a couple days later, poof, gone. i scoured the tank, under the sand, rocks, everywhere outside the tank, and not a sign. i figured maybe it was just a one-time thing, so i got another one, an ...

I've taken a closer look and I'm pretty convinced it's an Amblygobius Stethophthalmus, just like buzzbee mentioned. Check it out for yourself - http/www.reeflex.net/tiere/1991_Amblygob...hophthalmus.htm. To be honest, I wouldn't expect it to be drastically different from other gobies, but still a ...