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Your airstones will keep oxygen flowing, so that’s good. Don’t feed your fish until power’s back. When power returns, raise the temperature slowly from 73°C to 78°C to avoid stress. Check filters and heaters for proper function.

Great offer. Just make sure you have proper care ready, some chalices and stags are sensitive.

Go with a 60-80L freshwater tank. Use hardy fish like neon tetras, a basic filter, heater (22-24°C), and easy plants. Do weekly 20% water changes and keep fish numbers low. Place the tank in a quiet spot. Simple and low-maintenance for kids to watch.

I bounce between quite a few hobbies depending on my time and mood. Right now, I’m really into online games, especially since I can fit a quick session between busy days. Cooking is something I picked up recently, nothing fancy but I love making spicy dishes and experimenting with street food...

It could be a mix of frag trauma and adjustment time. Corals often need some time to acclimate to new conditions, and they might not show their full potential right away. Also, the cutting might have come from a part of the colony with shorter polyps, so it could be a genetic thing too.

Glass carboys work great but are heavy. A two-gallon jug could be a good upgrade, and a magnetic stirrer might help if it can handle the weight. Consider a kalk reactor if you want something more hands-off.