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Are the leaves small? Hard to tell in the pic. If so it looks like caulerpa Brachypus. My tanks were over run with that stuff at one point. My blues, sailfin, and foxface rabbit fish eat it like it's their last meal. :)

99% sure it's a baby Yuma. The colors will change when it matures. Do you have any in your tank right now?

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Look up hydnopora. There are branching and non branching varieties.

If there is no plumbing coming out the back you can lay it on that and cover it with an inch or two of vinegar water. And the overflow you can just spray with the warm vinager and use a brand new glass scraper blade. Emphasis on brand new since it will least likely scratch up the acrylic because...

It is fungia. I forgot the name but pence it gets big enough it will pop it's self off the stalk and a new one will grow in it's place. I have one 4 yrs ago and grew it into a 5" plate with many offspring. The one I have now I'm up to my third baby in a year.

You know what you may be right. That would be the nicest one I've ever seen. Is that the colors? Or is it just your lights?

Looks like an anemone of some sort. It's pretty whatever it is. Ill take it if you don't want it. ;) lol

Nice!!! Now get the new one up and going!! ;)

I would blow out the hole and make sure nothing stays in there so it can heal. It probably won't heal to the point where the hole will close up but at least it will stop rotting away. With big toadstools like that it's hard to notice if detritus settles in the middle. That's what most likely...

I have a long one and maybe a short one. Let me double check.

Happy bday!!!

Hey Everyone! Sorry this is a late notice but this years last SCRK meet will be Sunday November 15th. This meeting has always been our holiday party so we do a potluck style with hopes that others can bring food to share. My thoughts on food. We can never have enough of sides or main dishes...

That's a really healthy looking fuge! Those are all good bugs. The big ones are amphipods and the smaller ones are another type of pod. Good job!👍

I've never had a problem with my yellow bellies eating zoas. It was my regular blues that I have to watch out with. Hope you find one I love mine. They don't seem to grow as fast as regular blues ime.

If you want more color and don't mind the slower(not really) growth rate run more on the blue side. The whites are more for growth. We found the middle ground with b+,p+,b+,b+,p+,b+. It's easy on the eyes and color and growth are nice. :)

Winner is gumbii. :) that's what I use too.

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Same color and pattern as a starry so I can see the mistake.

Last time I checked, instant ocean will always mix a little on the high side with re: to alkalinity. If you'd like the alk a little lower, I recommend reef crystals, as it's geared more towards people who use dosers / carx's and prefer to start with a lower alk. Sorry, no experience with...