i would get rid of one of the nems. im preared to get bashed for this but who cares, i have my BTA in my 14g biocube with the stock lighting a pair of b/w a blood shrimp and a neon dottyback along with the CUC and everyone is just peachy. you do have to stay ontop of water quality though. i never test my water, i guess through my experience over the years i have developed an awareness of the state of my water and i am disciplined enough not to skip water changes. the only reason i am on edge now is because we got kicked out of our dorms for spring break and i left my tank in my room because the RC for the building said she would feed my fish and now i think something bad happened at the school from a huge storm that hit last night. and for those of you that are going to say the nem needs a bigger tank, its going into a 75g in two months in my apartment.
fishkid, i have been following your posts lately and you remiond me alot of myself when i was younger, an inquisitive impatient kid that made alot of mistakes but i had my dad there to correct me. im not saying you are making mistakes but you should slow down and research more before you make some. one of the anemones needs to go and not into the 37g either, you need to give that tank time to settle and have pretty stable, nonfluctuating parameters.
