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In regards to the heater, I would aim for 78F. A heater is one of the most important things in a tank. I would suggest getting a very reliable one. I cannot recommend any as I have never had a nano before. That being said, I have kept N. wennerae, G. chiragra, and S. rugosa at 75F without issue. Can't say it is optimum though. Make sure those zoas are glued down or anchored. My peacock stole one and put it on top of her burrow last week.
I got a really nice mushroom, a super cool looking Paly, and a sun coral. I really like the sun coral but now I just realized I’m gonna have to get someone to feed it any time I leave but that’s alright I’ll figure it out. I also picked up some phyto feast and reef roids. Still no luck on a mantis yet but I’m hoping soon, there’s a source that might soon have one But if anyone knows of one lmk. Here’s some photos of everything and what the tank looks like now. I’ve discovered I’m terrible at gluing frags down. Should I get bone cutters and cut the bottom of the frag and then glue it down? Is that a thing?
one thing I didn’t expect was a minimum purchase order but at least I got more rubble and lots more live food. I got a nassarius snail, a cerith snail, some other snails, and a peppermint shrimp in order to fill the minimum purchase amount for the site (ugh but whatever *shrug) I paid for next day shipping so I’m really excited! Any tips to help with acclimating would be great. I’m planning on drip acclimating into a bucket I’m just not sure for how long. I’m possibly gonna drip acclimate the extra livestock in another bucket so he doesn’t eat any of it. Again any advice would be great. Also is there a way to rename this thread since I didn’t end up getting a smithii?


