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@metareefer I’m very curious about your rock. The large central piece appears to me, from very far away, to be “bowl” or “lace” rock which is a volcanic rock that I would highly discourage from use in a reef aquarium. Unless it came from the reef, I would refrain from using it in my tanks.

@BAYMAC Alexander, Gresh is ABSOLUTELY the person you WANT to listen to! He is not fffg with you, he’s giving you the straight dope!

Ya just gotta poke around

Same as i said to Derek...

Get a brush on them...outside of display tank if possible Those are the burgundy ones...they’re terrible too Don’t know what eats them They bad, treat accordingly

There were several issues that made me suspicious of the powder in the jar. You can probably find out more if you search me and CP on humble

If you think something is eating them, please continue to investigate. I’ve been looking for that piece of information!

I found these people out of Florida via humblefish. I would NOT recommend them...beware...

Must be true...

Lol

Real estate invaders, they out compete and inhibit growth of others If you see them Commence eradication

@Thales That tang looks hungry! ;)

I can’t recommend it highly enough! I add it to the food I add it to the sunp It’s also a great adhesive for pvc Thanks Rich!

If I didn’t already have a a$hol tang already... Good luck to the fish

If not... That system is and will forever be infected with aiptasia Once in the system...always in the system. That system is small The wise move is to frag all corals, and do NOT put anything from the tainted system into the new clean system without sterilization. But that’s just me...

Drop n go

Start over!

@MichaelB Mag-drives are submersible You can just drop it in

I’ll agree with the no wires in the display tank! Purely aesthetic, but they do bug me

Where did all that beach bum go?