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Saw the video… Fish swimming normally I definitely would not have put 3 yellow tangs in there, but…. Feed lots Change lots of water Feed copious amounts of high quality food Keep a clean environment Keep us posted Positive vibrations

Top view...sun view My compliments Corals look happy

You care!! And you’re a member of this club We’ll help you over the hump Hopefully these fish will make it, if not, we’ll direct you towards new ones

No inkbird here…

I just looked at what they have to offer.... I could blow a mortgage payment!!

Nutrition.. Water quality Changing water will also remove some of the swimming life stage of the parasite Assuming new water is IDEAL (proper pH, salinity, temp) you cannot do them too often or too large

As long as they eat, there is hope for recovery Good luck to the fish and you

That tank looks new, and unstable. Prescription: Better feed, offered more often Go buy NSW and do at least 30% water change every 2-3 days for the next month Add a UV to the system What size is that system?

I feed 4-7 times per day Find the pic of all the frozen feeds

IMHO Your fish need a better diet I have made dietary commitments in other threads that I’m not repeating at the moment

@lx’sreef You need a 100 gallon Rubbermaid (or 150 is ideal) Temp system that’s larger than your whole current system Will make for an easy transition and move

How dedicated are you? Death is guaranteed The fish and corals in your system did NOT ask to be in your care There is a huge financial requirement,… Do you exhibit self restraint? If you’re in, become a $upporting member Pay the price, roll the dice, move your mice We’re here to help you have a...

@HankDean V How long did it take to grow that skeleton corpse?

How many still alive and growing?

In your case, I would brush them off They are definitely annoying the Euphyllia.

You are correct sir! Thanks for clarifying Please pardon my confusion Your tank looks great

Standing on chair, clapping My compliments to the chef But I wouldn’t wish that blue clove polyp on any successful reefer!

Bummer for the death But congratulations on the ability to have grown it You can do it again!

You will pick them up Fish will be bagged with O2

Feed everything with every feeding No single feed has all needed nutrients, but “everything” does! A fish’s stomach is ABOUT the size of 1 of its eyeballs “Appetizers” 4-8 times each day Aside from frozen feeds, my tanks get pellets, flakes, nori (of different kinds), steamed broccoli A...