Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

That's a 60 cube footprint but a little shorter.

I think any of the flasher wrasse would be just fine in there and they are some amazing colors. Theres a few fairy wrasse I wouldn't hesitate to put in there either. Lubbock's fairy is one. You could add probably 3-4 different wrasse comfortably depending on what other fish and how many hiding spots you have.
Awesome to know. I have a pr of false perc clowns and an algae blenny. A pistol shrimp and plan on about five cardinals.
 
Cold tomorrow
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Im right here(look for red dot), but it's going to be a lot warmer than 5 tomorrow ;Hilarious

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I think my urchin wont make it :(

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If he recovers , we might see a snail on the urchins back later..
 
I think my urchin wont make it :(

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Try target feeding him? I nursed one back to health, it needed time and easy food. Ultimately succumbed anyway, but only because the problem (a cracked exoskeleton) eventually led to a rotted out hole in his shell. This was fatal...

first picture is from May 17, (after the urchin had already started eating/moving around a lot again). The injury happened sometime in April, it took several weeks for him to recover and he lost a ton of spines. I gave him time, reef roids, mysis, and nori. (they are omnivores, I have pics of him eating a snail that had died).

second pic is from July 27th, one of the last days he was alive. But you can see what the problem was...
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