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Second. I’ve always used copper power & have never seen it leave any residue or stain any tanks or equipment. Just give the tank a thorough cleaning, run some cheap carbon & your good to go.

No kidding, that’s some retro filtration.

Very difficult to tell what it is, picture is too blurry. Cleaning the glass &/or the lense on the camera will help. Just by looking at how the polyps are closing, it’s definitely something that’s irritating the coral. The only thing that can come to mind, being brown & irritating the coral, is...

Cool. Sounds like a good time.

Very beautiful & healthy looking coral. GLWS.

Yo!!! That thing is gnarly. Video did not disappoint.

Torch it

Second. Would definitely be neat to watch a video of this.

Gorgeous fish. GLWS

Close to 3”, that’s a big fella.

If it’s not to far from your neighborhood, check out LAX aquarium. Was there two days ago & saw some nice gorgonians, blueberry, red finger & yellow finger. I didn’t ask how much but they had plenty.

Looking good

Since you’re going to drill a wall adjacent to the bathroom, beside electrical, also consider any plumbing or hot water lines. All depends on the construction of the bathroom, especially if the wall you’re drilling has the faucet & shower.

A sliced banana on them flakes makes a big difference. The struggle is real bro.

Killer deal. GLWS.

Second on the hunger strike. In my experience, eels won’t feed for several days after having consecutive large meals. It takes a while to process a lot of food. Carnivores fill up, then take some time off until hunger kicks back in. Also, what do you mean by low PH? What’s your PH reading?

That thing is trippy. GLWS

Beautiful goby. glws