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I would be all over it if I did t have existing coris and Leopard wrasses. Likely has a 10 year lifespan and is a beauty. Super rare. Right up my ally.

It's usually a flow thing. Personally the look better without the bubbles.

Yes was mentioned a few posts above. It's not going to be easy to find someone who has kept one as this is only the 2nd time in the last 15 years I have seen them pop up for sale.

the fish is so rare you aren’t going to find anyone that has one, lol. Cool fish and as reef safe as leopards and coris wrasses.

Stellar Stylo Gone.

The reaction is probably from other things dying in the tank such as microscopic algea, cyano, and dino's. Also possible from an increase in water clarity from the peroxide.

Eatontown

I have a bunch of purple style and green birds nest. will have some green Kenya tree and blue shrooms sometime next week as well.

how much peroxide are you using? It’s pretty safe to use if done properly and can be used long term. its basically like ozone. 1ml per 8 gallons is a pretty safe starting dose daily.

Soft or hard corals?

You turning into me with the 5 tanks?

Sheet rock anchors will work fine.

Yes, Epsom Salt is 100% reef safe. It's basically magnesium. Just make sure it it's the regular version and not a scented one. Feeding antibiotics is also reef safe if you mix it with focus.

Is it just the one eye? If so the first thing I would do is dose epsom salt directly into the tank. Dose is 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons. Repeat the dose a second time after 1 day. If no improvement mix kanaplex and focus into a medicated food and feed for 7 to 10 days.

Was it going after other leopards or any wrasse in general?

For those that know Andre.

Lol its 100% fact. I've seen it.

If you measure ORP after you do a water change with this TM salt will get a substantial drop when it should actually go up. It's probably killing some organism in your tank causing the algea bloom.

Slimer is gone. Updating thread.

Looks like a Green Slimer but it's actually. A. Florida. The true green slimer is A. Yongei and wouldn't have the orange tips. Here is a pic of a slimer.