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Ask one question that you wish you had the answer for concerning the hobby of course, or one that you wish you would have known the saner for when you first started the hobby. A question NO ANSWER please. :D
 
What is a good placement of corals in the tank? How much room should certain corals have and what can be placed next to each other?

Like what SPS can grow towards each other without damaging it's neighbor?
 
How long will my new Fancy LED really last and will I achieve a full ROI on them? *crossing my fingers*

Where is that dang magic 8-ball when you REALLY need it? LOL
 
Why do my chalices hate each other? If they are even remotely close, they try to nuke their neighbor.

And why does my urchin steal my expensive zoas, but not the cheap ones?
 
How do i keep my alk and calcium stable?
 
What is the right equipment for x type of aquarium? This is the one question people DO ASK, but often they ask the wrong people which leads to more purchases or just plain old giving up.

Here is a question you SHOULD NOT ASK the LFS if they are not so reputable: How do you keep your livestock? This answer has been IME vague and often unexplained because they DONT KEEP THE CORALS, they get em and sell em right away!!!
THey may even call the thing by the wrong name.
 
Which small fish (preferable hermaphrodite so two random individuals will be able to reproduce), shrimp, crabs or other invertebrates will spawn often in reef refugiums to provide a constant supply of gametes and larvae to feed a display tank. The display would be a 75 gallon dominated by Christmas Tree Worms but also containing LPS and NPS Corals as well as other filter feeding invertebrates. Multiple small tanks would house the various breeding groups separately above the display (behind a wall) to gravity feed the "plankton" into the display and the refugiums would be dosed with phytoplankton to encourage the multiplication of copepods and amphipods and feed the filter feeders that require phyto.
 
Why do seemingly healthy zoa colonies decide to melt when nothing has changed?
 
We are just venturing into corals for our tank. We have a candy cane coral, and it's been doing fine for the two months we've had it. Last night, it dropped all of its heads. What is going on and will my coral die?
 
Why do some Lfs charge wayyyy too much for fairly easy to get zoas?! And why, when they melt for no reason even though the parameters in tank are perfect, your buddy lets you know you could've gotten the same ones off him for 1/3rd of the price?:(
 
Why are people still saying to match lbs of live rock to how many gallons tank you have?

They leave out water displacement - Extra water volume produced by the sump - do not consider its about the surface area of the rock rather than the weight

/end rant
 
Why do so many aquarium keepers search out the lowest cost goods without regard for their captive pets?
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%
  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%
  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%
  • Other (please explain).

    Votes: 3 4.3%
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