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I believe those are scrambled eggs.

Location?

Beautiful zoas as always. First pic, is that the rc wolverine? What’s the ID on the last pic?

Second Dipan00. I highly recommend setting up a QT, it gives you way more control over any internal or external diseases.

I would check parameters & stabilize any readings that are off balance, the low salt + death could have caused a big swings in parameters.

AC at 76 where the DT sits & door always remains closed.

Make sure your heater is not competing with the chiller or both heater & chiller will run nonstop until one burns out.

+1 on peppy. Couldn’t have said it better. Look into the halloween urchin, those are great at controlling algae. Tuxedo urchins are great too. Fish wise, I would try a mower blenny, rabbitfish or a bristletooth tangs, it all depends on the size of your DT. Good luck.

+1 on illuiix & r20crazy.

Have you tried removing the polyps from the infested frag plug & glueing the polyps to a small piece of rock? Would be a shame to toss the frag when there’s a solution that is not to difficult to do. Plus it’s good skills to have in this hobby.

Hey, welcome. It would definitely help to know more about your setup, like date you started cycling the tanks, fish, inverts, flow, etc. Sharing your water parameters would help tons. Best to make sure you can provide an adequate environment because if not, you can lose the coral & it sucks...

From my understanding, using the mud as your main substrate doesn’t work that well because of the amount of fish waste & left over food landing directly on the mud, exhausting the mud much quicker. Also, all that waste has to be siphoned out during weekly or biweekly water changes just with like...

I’ve never tried using a barrier to feed my coral, so I wouldn’t know how to build one but I’m sure it works.

Hey & welcome. There’s not much info to go by but I would look into the shrimps behavior pattern. Is the shrimp picking at the plate at any given time or after feeding? Is the plate releasing any substance from its mouth? In my experience, shrimps are great at finding food through odor & if the...

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Looking good. 🤙

Too many to name but any of the hornets stay around the same size. Jawbreaker, Fire & ice, Watermelon, eagle eyes, jungle juice, la lakers, bbeb & those with similar pattern.

Hear! Hear!

Much appreciated.

I would go with the Red Sea pro, since you’re not dosing & I believe both d&d & Red Sea are made in the same facility last I heard, don’t quote me on that. I would also check tropic Marin, do some research on them & see if you like their synthetic salt. I switched to tropic Marin because of...