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Cool, thanks again.

thanks Matt. This is just what I was looking for. Have you used there products. If so any feedback?

Does any know where I can get an auto manifold for a closed loop recirculating system? I am not sure if there is such a thing out there, but I sure think it would be a great idea. My thought is that the manifold would open and close different return lines to create a natural wave, or at least...

it's prob brown jelly. I had it once on a torch. I tried to take it out every few days and use a turkey baster to blast off the diseased flesh. It wound up dying eventually. You may be able to do what I did but then dip it in medicine to stop the process Initially I did blow off the tissue with...

Alot of Brain corals can sting other LPS or SPS and they will slim over while dying as a result. It's happened to me a couple of times. The latest time with a ricordea that I managed to save and it's still growing back. Try not to put anything next to Scolys, Lobos, Brains, or even Acans...

i can't really tell what I am looking at in the picture...I don't even see the lobo...sorry generally speaking though - goni's are not a "new to the hobby" coral...emphasis on generally speaking. So I'm saying perhaps there is something amiss in the water params (which you should post) or...

does it look like the "brown jelly" at the bottom of the link? Yes it does look like the photo at the bottom of the link. Thanks for the link. Do you have any insight into this?

I came home today and noticed a brownish slime covering half of my goniopora. I blew off the slime to find half the polyps were dead. I began to look closely at everything in my tank and discovered this on the bottom side of a lobo I have (see picture below). Does anyone know what this is? Any...

Thanks Phil.I thought so too, now I just need to figure what it is.

I was sold this as an Acan Maxima. At the time I had no idea what a maxima was. I have been trying to decipher on line, that's only added to my confusion. Can anyone identify this for me. Thanks!