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Love AFR. Easy to use, maintains levels. My system is 40gal, so might be pricey for larger systems.

Can close this thread for now.

Love pinkies! But I don't think they can compete in my tank.

I would move it to the cleaner/more stable tank for now. A single AI prime is not great for a crocea. What % are you running it? I would gradually crank it up to the max. My crocea died 10" under an AI Prime 16HD. I mistakenly thought it was getting SPS level PAR but had never measured...

You want to see white new shell growth: If that's not happening, clam is slowly starving to death.

Crocea? That is a rock boring clam that need exceptional amounts of light. Find the hottest spot in your tank on a rock and get it situated there. Keep your nutrients between SPS and LPS levels and make sure nothing is bothering it. If it can fix its byssal threads, it should stick its...

I'm sorry about that loss. If it was the vendor I'm guessing, I saw them at CFM and was very unimpressed. In contrast to what @drexel said, the vendor tried selling me on the idea that croceas are the easiest to keep and only need 200 PAR, people on the forum don't know anything, and a bit...

What kind of clam is it? Where is it placed? Do you know how much PAR it is getting? I see you have two AI primes--ideal location would be in a hot spot where the lights overlap. You cannot give a clam too much light (except perhaps during light acclimation).

Hi all! I usually get my fish pre-quarantined from Dr. Reef, but been having a hard time finding a Cirrhilabrus rubeus--no pre-QT'd ones around. Might have found a non-QT'd one, but I don't have QT facilities or experience with QT, and my tank is in an office, which means no weekend...

Oh, I love it! I can't have one, though :~(

What does that look like?

Not a coral, but $150 for a black widow nem. I usually try to stay below $50. Would love a Neptune bounce, though...

I have an extra yellow coris wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus) that I got last Thursday from Dr. Reef. It has been in a "landing pad" tank for the week and is eating well. The "extra" is because I ordered one and he sent two as a trial run with one shipped in a bag with sand and one shipped in a...

For me they've stayed in the cup with a rock until they split. Once they split, one half takes a walk. Actually super easy to grab them when they split this way, because if you catch them when they're on the outside of the cup, it's just a push of the finger against their foot and off into a...

Nem is ready! I'd take a photo under blues, but I don't want to mess with my light schedule. PM me to coordinate later. There will be more splits, so I'll post them as I get them. My tank gets fed heavy, so these guys grow.

Awesome

managed to get it off the rock and now sitting unhappy in the nem cup. I'll send you a photo of it tomorrow.

Oh, it'll split again. It seems quite happy and grew quickly. Also trying to get more growth out of my black widow.

It is still on the rock being stubborn. I am leaving the cannon on it overnight and can hopygrab it tomorrow. If not, I will start the massaging foot method.