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This is a rainbow monti trying to take out my A. Parilis. As it keeps getting beaten back it starting to go up and over.

Eventually that monti is going to start growing up and eventually will overtake that efflo. Sunsets aren't as bad as rainbows but the encrusters are essentially the GSP's of sps corals.

Hlle can definitly be caused from carbon but in my experience it is usually caused from poor diet or medications like copper. Once a fish developed HLLE the only way I was able to stop and reverse it was to move it to a new tank and soak food in zoe and selcon. I realize your probablly not...

Yikes. They are definitly coral eaters. Will destroy LPS and softies. With SPS they will pick off the polyps so you may n ok t have any polyp extension. I experimented with multiple Chaetodon butterflies and the only one that was remotely s ock somewhat reef safe was the spotfin butterfly...

Hope the pakastani isnt going in reef tank.

Encrusting monti's will will grow over any acro. One of the worst things to mix in a tank with sticks.

I would use kalk paste on that entrusting monti. It will eventually smother out that slimer.

Mesenterial filaments

Do you think this would be the same.for the 210 Aqueon?

Interesting could be stn. Was your alk swinging? Were you dosing 2 part or anything?

I am still undecided what I am going to do with mine. Thinking about dumping at the curb and going back old school.with 210 aqueon. I am not sure how much I trust this fix or really put any faith in their company. Sucks that I have 3 of their tanks. The 750, 450, and a 170.

Game changing for sure.

You killing my monti's, haha. I have more if these dont pull through, just let me know. Agreed they look like battle wounds with the RBTA. These can do well in lower light. The turn more neonish under high par but get a very dark green under low par.

For those that have one I suggest going to reef2reef to find the thread about these things leaking. For those considering one or have not set it up I would look at something else!!!!

Brown jelly disease can be infectious. Once a coral is infected any heads that are not affected need to be fragged immediately. After fragging it needs to go through an iodine dip. Wish I had better news for you. Be super careful when pulling out of your tank and make sure the jelly parts...

You can close out.

Thanks everyone for the comments on the tank. Hoping the new one is going to be as nice as the old one.

It's cool. My tank is beyond jam packed and wasn't going to be putting any Sinularia in my new build.

K it's yours. Will be in touch on Tuesday!!!!

I know not the best of pictures but this is what they look like.