Looking for ppl to help me live in victoria bc

[Whatigot]

depending on your skimmer and system specs, you might have enough of a bio load already.

you wanna take things real slow when you're just getting a reef running.
Though only you will know when your system has been overextended.
a big bioload though puts your tank at risk of having smaller things that are minor happen and become major due to the unforgiving margin of error when you're LR, skimmer and filtration are just covering your bioload.

If your skimmer is good and you have lots of substrate/LR with good water movement throughout you will be fine.

Just a word to the wise without having any idea what your system specs are.
cheers

[Lance]

WHATIGOT gave good advice. Keep a close watch on your nitrate level. Tank up for 4 months, you're possibly due for an algae outbreak.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by Lance

WHATIGOT gave good advice. Keep a close watch on your nitrate level. Tank up for 4 months, you're possibly due for an algae outbreak.

Good advice from fellow reefers.

You have set yourself up for the most common mistake new reefers make and unfortuneately at the expense of your animals. You are going much to fast. As a rule of thumb you should be adding no more than one fish per month. You should begin with the easier stuff like mushrooms not anenome

Cut back on your bioload by selling as much as you can part with and hopefully your tank will settle.

Get the advice of reefers before you go out a purchase the fish/coral that you are interested in.

Good luck.