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I'm spoilt for choice but I think I'd have to go with a flasher or fairy wrasse.

You've got to be joking, Rustyfox9, you haven't seen Finding Nemo? Get yourself a bottle of wine, a big box of chocolates and indulge in some well-deserved me-time.

Seffie x

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To all you movie critics out there, spare me the film critique - for those of us in education and child protection, it's ...

Chromis are notorious for bullying the weakest link, sadly that's just their nature. Feeding them multiple times a day is key to keeping aggression in check, but let's be real, who wants that hassle?

Got this off a website but pics comin asap, seems same as the one above tho! just got 2 free with my live rock, what r they, r they safe, all that jazz.

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Looks like it, yeah. Guy who gave them to me thought it was a sea cucumber. Still can't find my camera cable, but that first pic I posted ...

Appears to be Eunice worm, Seffie x

I'm getting back into marine, years after having a small tank with a cool frog fish. Recently picked up a 6x1.5x1.5 tank with a sump, was used for a reef setup.

Looking to get another frog fish if I can find one, haven't seen any for sale in ages. Also keen on a trigger fish, maybe a panther ...

A frog fish is one of those fish that's better off on its own, in my opinion. Ben's right, they do well in nano tanks and can be a real challenge to keep. If you're set on having one, you could consider modifying your sump to create a separate, smaller tank underneath the main one.

I've found a gem of a place for buying fish, their water's always spot on at 1.026, no hidden nasties either. I've tested it myself, regularly over a few months while stocking up. They know I was testing, no issues. They'll even hold onto fish for a couple of weeks to make sure they're healthy ...

Los head myself \ dryway disc hi

I've heard that Austflakeia copperbands are worth looking into, they're apparently better at catching and exporting them.