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I used to have 15 nems of same type in the same tank without problem. Once I mixed in different type(s) of RBTA, I get same kind of problem (+ another problem of 1 or 2 tentacles receded and dropped from base daily) Some discussion about chemical warfare of different kind of nems...

Any other nem in the same tank? I had kind of same problem with zoas + 3 different RBTAs on the same tank. Activated carbon helps but does not completely resolve the problem.

Any zoa in the tank? Maybe chemical warfare .

Wishing a happy, prosperous and healthy new year to you, your family and your reef!

@FullerReef is currently also dealing with torch issue and will do Cipro treatment. You can touch base and join him His build thread - https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/fullerreefs-im50.32922/

It is her sarcastic joke Sunday afternoon. She understands how heavy this big tank and how helpful our club is. Have a good Sunday afternoon guys!

It’s a literal no answer from my wife

Thank you for such a generous offer @ashburn2k! My wife told me I can get in line; however, if I get it I have to take care everything by myself without any help from club members since I am the only one enjoying and benefiting from it. Dang

I recommend acclimation box + pvc elbow in it.

https://www.saltwateraquariumblog.com/best-algae-eating-saltwater-fish/

I am using this table to search for algae(s) and fish eating them. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vR-uwkJsY7eE1RdxI9GdZsYQD8z2tmJvGKFxdamAi0-HpTtpNDtWD1LZaLhwMyZetoGEa7n58UeYQ28/embed?start=true&loop=true&delayms=15000&slide=id.ga965ff955d_0_0

Yes, fairly easy to keep. Their main nutrient source is from light, feeding if you want them to grow faster. The ones from Ken are tank bred, super hardy.

Yes, we always come to Kahalu'u Beach Park on Ali'i drive south of Kona. Great snorkel place for kids too with big turtles, a lot of yellow tangs, convict tangs, yellowtail coris,..

That's super cool. To collect them the flow in your tank is very gentle to none right? From my experience with them, no sting; moreover, they are with very short tentacles and barely move (not like RBTA wandering around the tank and end up in power head). The best placement for them is at...

It's devastating to hear this. I'm sorry for your lost Eric and hope that time will heal. Thanks for sharing and warning.

~10 more flatworms came off from 10s rodi dip + turkey blaster. Yes, they are sun coral in general. I start feeding/training them to open in light.

By the way my yellow coris wrasse also enjoyed a big dinner last night served with fatty flatworms from Michael's tank as well ;)

I love sun coral but have not owned one till now I inherit those sun corals from Michael. Now I have to feed a lot and keep up my husbandry since I have no fat rabbitfish :) Thanks a lot, Michael!

If it looks like this, then scrape it off with toothbrush outside the tank https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/please-help-to-id.32782/

I would love to have one please. Just PM.