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I have never seen one munching on any coral and j have a ton of them

I measured the biggest one I could find so far-2 inches!

Even better

Basically any algae will do. I see them on rocks and glass at night

Yes -thank you

I meant to update my tank journal but can't seem to find it... ANy suggestions-Thanks!

bug you I will. I am very interested! Thank you.

bump-I still have a lot of these!

he ever respond?

Wow. Was always very helpful in emails I sent to him. Very sad.

Depends -after the Molly miller did its job and then disappeared on me -it has not come back.

I debate that-a few nudibranches, aiptasia filefish, and a Molly miller took care of mine permanently..took awhile

@Alexander1312 -one thing I do use are those 3-d funnels that go over the curvette- makes a huge difference in that it never gets on my hands at all.

At even 800 vs 675 I’d have to consider the options. The trident you get alk, ca,& mg. With aquawiz you just get alk. For someone like myself who uses AFR-that’s ok-once I get the alk locked in-everything else locks in. On the other hand Aquawiz you have no reagent -although now running just...

Aiptasia filefish but remove promptly if you have other soft corals! Follow up with a Molly milller from biota. They come really small & took 8 months but finally got rid of the last remaining one sticking its nose at me.

If I had to start over -I’d prob go with aquawiz

Impressive!

Still using trident. Got it functional again. Simplest solution when you get the “no water sample” is to go to AC & replace the black tubing for $8

Any thick IC gel works. Use to use seatak as well but it’s not available anymore it seems. Once the rocks are rescaped-going to use sandwich method with maxspect coral putty for corals -which is suppose to be epoxy like without supposedly causing protein skimmers to overflow. See how it works!

Great deal.