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yeah i've kinda worried about that when i've added stuff lately. i've been keeping my house at like 67-68 so it's cool in here, but i also have been doing the entire gallon so hopefully that has more staying power i can't really say on the more or less stressful since i've never done the more...

that's definitely an option, just fwiw that's not really a sufficient qt process. not that everyone has to qt stuff. and honestly for leopards and other difficult eaters, that might be an ideal way to get them in. even if they aren't eating prepared foods, dropping them into an established tank...

for how long? i do 1 tablespoon per gallon, but i do it longer for like 20-40 minutes. i know some people do stronger, but for shorter times. i keep meaning to give that a whirl, but i kinda like the slower process

What potency for the dip and how long? Sliming hard does seem common ime

Leopards are friggin hard, ideally you get them from a store that they’ve been at awhile, but people love them so they sell quickly. They are reluctant to eat most foods and seem to have more internal issues than other fish. The last one I tried like exploded from the inside from something it...

preferably without the police presence

one tip i've seen is to put them in an acclimation box for a day or so, kinda forces them to time acclimate to your schedule. luckily my sand buriers have always adjusted themselves, i'd be worried about them grinding their mouths on the bare box, but for like a day or so it should be fine...

that's the hope, although it's coming in hot already and scopas is on day 2 of qt so i'll probably hit the reef flux again. then he can at least start at ground zero i love me some orchids, i used to have one and traded him away, i forget why.. i'm a big damsel and dottyback fan, just gotta...

bump for this saturday

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqV-Ucpr3sC/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link not much happening in my tank. New frags look good, no losses of anything. I think colors are making a return? Also making a return is my arch nemesis, turf algae. In light of turf algae, I’ve armed myself with a scopas...

no silkies!?

epic aquaculture has a pretty nice yellow milli https://epicaquaculture.com/collections/acropora/products/epic-aquaculture-sunburst-millepora?variant=32871049986083 bill is a pretty cool dude, i'm sure he'd bring a frag to a cfm or rap to take a gander at in person if you asked i think less...

anyone seen inland's cyclops? supposedly a nice yellow i got a rmf tiger's blood recently and it's a decent yellow, but under whiter light it's kind of a greeny yellow

that echinata

i'm gonna have to bail, i'm going to be out of town that weekend :( best of luck to everyone

Montis are pretty resilient, if algae isn’t growing in it I’d probably just leave it and hope for the best

yeah twas fun just hanging out

yeah I generally don’t mind higher nutrients either, like .3 was mostly fine with me. But the Hanna apparently crapped out. To be fair to it, I think it’s a good 4 or so years old at this point so probably time I was afraid of lacl due to fish issues mostly, but my sump has 3 filter socks and...

yeah it's nice. under whiter light its kinda greeny yellow, but still nice