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[deztheclownfish]

I’m pretty new to the saltwater and on a budget I’m wanting to do a reef in my 65 gallon currently the tank has been running for 3 weeks I’ve added in a polyp and a leather coral frag there are three clownfish is the tank and two pajama cardinals I’m planning on getting some corals soon I just dont know which ones I can do in my tank on a budget I’ll take any advice thanks
lemme know if you have any questions about the setup

 

[tsouth]

Advice : Keep an eye on those three clowns and watch out for harassment among them.

With regards to a budget, I encourage you to look for a local group within your area. Fellow hobbyist are a wonderful resource for experience and aid when in need. They're also an excellent storefront for beginner to advanced corals. More often than not, we will lend an ear with a frag to boot. Best of luck to you

 

[ShepherdReefer]

Hello and welcome to the channel. I would also keep an eye on other things...adding too much livestock so fast can make the tank well overwhelmed. Sounds like you are doing a great job. I would stick to the easy, beginner corals.

 

[deztheclownfish]

Thanks guys i have been looking at hammer corals for a while any advice or precautions to take?

 

[deztheclownfish]

Hello and welcome to the channel. I would also keep an eye on other things...adding too much livestock so fast can make the tank well overwhelmed. Sounds like you are doing a great job. I would stick to the easy, beginner corals.

thank you so much

 

[deztheclownfish]

Advice : Keep an eye on those three clowns and watch out for harassment among them.

With regards to a budget, I encourage you to look for a local group within your area. Fellow hobbyist are a wonderful resource for experience and aid when in need. They're also an excellent storefront for beginner to advanced corals. More often than not, we will lend an ear with a frag to boot. Best of luck to you

thank you

 

[tsouth]

Thanks guys i have been looking at hammer corals for a while any advice or precautions to take?

Ensure they're spaced well apart from other corals that may be stung from its sweeper tentacles. Keep this fed once or twice a week using a variety of high quality frozen and dry foods. Research hammer coral requirement well. Best wishes