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We are pretty stocked up right now and have a sale going on. We're right over in Jackson

INDEPENDENCE DAY SALE! Ready to take your reef tank to new heights? Celebrate the 4th of July by creating your ultimate underwater paradise! We are kicking off our Independence Day Sale at Ultimate Corals! Now is the perfect time to score stunning, high-quality specimens for your collection...

We have all sorts of easy corals all the way up to the crazy stuff :) And we are having a crazy 4th of July sale as well

https://ultimatecorals.com/products/uc-quantum-rift-rainbow-chalice UC Quantum Rift Rainbow Chalice Bring an explosion of otherworldly color to your reef tank with the UC Quantum Rift Rainbow Chalice (Echinophyllia). This ultra-grade LPS coral features a mesmerizing, high-contrast blend of...

Places like Walmart also carry ones like this

Take that clip on fan off and go get a "Dorm room clip on fan" and let that blow air across the tank. I use these on clients tanks all the time https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09JT34J5N?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1 1 of these fans will cool that tank really quick for pretty cheap

https://ultimatecorals.com/products/wwc-hollywood-nights-gonipora-colony WWC Hollywood Nights Goniopora Colony Bring the vibrant, pulsing energy of the reef right into your home aquarium with the stunning WWC Hollywood Nights Goniopora Colony. Known for its breathtaking coloration and...

I wouldn't. It would just stress the coral out more.

We keep the shop tanks at 76 degrees. LPS like acans do like a little phosphates in the water but i'd cap that off at like .15 . Excess phosphates can encourage algae growth on the skeleton (you may not even see it) and when the happens it prevents the flesh from fully opening up. Then it slowly...

You have a couple things going on. Your alk is low compared to your cal and mag. I'd look to bring that closer to 8-9. Your phosphates are a little high. I shoot for .1 - .15 .Your temp is running a little warm. Especially for acans. They are usually collected in less then 71 degree water. Too...

It's a nudi that's eating something red. Possibly zoas. I would look into getting either a yellow coris wrasse or a melenarus wrasse in the tank. They will continually eat them so the numbers ween out.

Hi Jen While we don't deal much with fish we are always stocked up on corals. On average we'll bring in 5-600 new corals every week. Feel free to shoot me a message if you'd like to stop by. We are right over in Jackson. About 15 minutes from Great Adventure and the outlets. Thanks Mark S.