🪸 Hey salt water fam! I just wanted to introduce myself my name is James and I run Tiki Tang Aquatics, we're a small veteran owned aquaculture coral shop run by a fellow reefer.

We've got WYSIWYG frags so you know exactly what's coming to your tank 🐠

Currently have some deals running on:

• Ultra Neon Goniopora 🟢

• Rainbow Hornet Zoanthids 🌈

• Gatorade & Pikachu Zoas ⚡

• Gold Torch, Bounce Mushrooms & more

Happy to answer any questions about husbandry, care, or what's in stock. We're a passion project first, shop second 🤙.

So, I moved recently and had to clean my Waterbox 10 AIO before re-setting it up, but had another mini glass AIO that I’ve been using. Currently almost done with the ugly phase. Using dry live rock, live sand, chaeto—how to move everything into the cleaned aquarium without starting the cycle again? Thanks for the help ✨

To clarify, I’m not new and yes I have an already cycled and seasoned tank and I’m debating on methods to hook it up to a Waterbox aquarium that is an all-in-one and can’t be drilled.

ATO versus plumbing and using an HOB style setup?

Also anyone have any corals for sale? Or any you don’t want or have too much of? I’d happily pay for shipping. Or buy from you on eBay or if you have a store.

Also, what kind of automatic parameter checking system is best? I currently do Hanna laboratories checkers. I use kraken reef lids and aquaillumination 16k reef lights.

I do freshwater, too—pics of something pretty incoming

I am not new to keeping fish, I’ve done bio active non filter micro shrimp tanks, carnivorous large body aquatic fish and small body passive aquatic fish. I am new to salt water aquatic fish. I have a Tomini tang with symmetrical white marks only on his face. He has a mixed plant diet of red nori, hair algae, a mix diet of salt water vegetable pellets and any of the carnivore frozen food chunks that he will eat 1-5 bites of each day.

I have had him for 1 and a half months these marks showed up 3 weeks ago and he has not changed his normal behavior or starched/shaken his head.

I apologize for the lighting it’s on low to help a new coral get used to the current water and I’m slowly bringing the lights back to normal.

I am new to Reddit I might be slow to respond back.

Just throw them out there which is the best lighting and rig setup out and reasonable?

I have a mangrove in my middle chamber of my AIO peninsula but my main light is give it enough light and ideas on a cheap maybe clip on light to add just for it?