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Seem like lobo might be right, I will know as it opens up and starts doing better.

That is true

Thanks artist been while since I cleaned it.

So I know the green and orange is a lobo, I really think I have a wellso even polyp attention is different when they eat.

I don't remember but I think it is. I'll have to check that out.

Cool best of luck with them

I have plenty of nitrates and have been carbon dosing. It definitely has been pulling out the good stuff just seeing if I can maximize production

Looks like an appy to me but I'm not the best at identifying I have always kept peppermint shrimp and have seldomly seen any nussince nemes

I thought it might force some more air in maybe making more smaller bubbles other than bigger ones. But the tube to the pump is only one size so I guess not. I do all the adjustment by the gate valve.

I agree I would separate the yellow tang for a week

So I keep both inlets open to let more air in... or at least I assume that's how it works... I have been trying to get a better wet skim. My water/bubble transition is currently at bottom of collection cup. If I can close one of the inlets, other that my skimmer being quieter, would I have more...

That is one beautiful and big wellso Paul.

Well I'll send a pic of my lobo later when my lights turn on, they look completely different. I will add the the poll later too. It is definitely under stress it looked even worse at the lfs. It is slowly looking better in my tank.

Good to know. And when u say looking at Skelton I would assume it would have to be deflated.

That's what I was leaning towards I know it's a brain and they no longer use the term wellso, but my lobo is bumpy and more round with alot less waves

Was sold as a ultra green logo, could it be a wellso/trach?? Not a bad buy for $24, has some damages but I think it will heal in time. I'll trty to post another pic tomorrow when it not hungry.

I know it's a bit of a trip but acc usually haves live copods, I'd call or shot an email before you make the trip

I agree it does work well. Haven't seen real reduction in nitrates yet, my lack of wet skimming, and cheap bacteria but all coral in tank is happier then ever. I also saw the same post you did Paul.

Salinity is high jermey try bringing it down to a 1.025 or 1.026

Will do.