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Waiting for the availability. Right now everything is hard to get.

Nem has died. I will not get another carpet until I have acquired the proper medicine to treat it. I believe it is CIPRO but I do not have the prescription to buy it. More filter feeds are added. Not strictly NPS but these will do which I build up the collection. The red chili coral seems to...

I have watermellon chalice, war coral, red blasto wellsi, anachropora, ironman mustroom and some zoa and polyps.

You seem to have one of the easy ones. Yeah try to keep parameter close to NSW. Also reading your post chemiclean could piss off it a little as well. Seeing you don't have a lot of corals in the tank easy off on the water changes as well. Use a salt mix close to NSW.

What they're saying is that the cone-shaped ones are difficult and the flat fragged ones are easier. What is your look a like? Base on my experience these corals is they like gentle indirect flow on the sand bed. Don't feed. Also I think the alkanity level does have an effect. In my two tanks...

I assume you also have a male :) I ordered 5 peppermint shrimps for my NPS tank. I read they breed too and some fry (shrimplet?) might survive in a non predatory tank.

@diana a yes the sand arrived. right now the tank has 1" of sand. there are plenty of time when the nem kind of attached to the rock or glass but it released itself. I tried to move the nem to the right spot, stop the pump etc to give it time but no of the measures has worked.

it is alive but pissing me off. It does not attach to anything. Inflated most of the time no obvious sign of problem. Just does not attach.

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The cup itself is not blocking the water at all neither does the bath scrubber. I have not touched it forever. I don't normally use floss just let the mulm setting in the sump.

I use the red sea one in my waterbox aquarium, it works great. I normally put in a bath mesh scrubber but use filter floss occasionally. Use only a thin layer otherwise it blocks really quick. I can measure the size if you're not sure if it will fit.

One of the selling point of natural sea water (they charge $20 for 4.4 gal in petsmart etc ) is that it contains beneficial bacteria.

I have Ironman and green/blue mushrooms.

interested the SPS and hydnopora. Let me know when you’re free. I think you live close to Rob is

It looks like this

The yellow sponges are everywhere. The tank is small a challenge for everything. The lollipop tunicate are very cool looking, but expensive. The sea apple is interesting and LA has it in stock. Not sure if it will play nice with the haddoni.

Good idea. I tried red sponge before it didn't grow just slow death. I have heard tunicate going to do some research on that. Looking for nano fish as well maybe finally trying a bonicle blenny.

Haddoni is from LA. It was deflating and inflating. It's getting better but today it got sucked into MP10 I thought that grate is small enough. Hopefully I saved it on time. The sand in my tank is meso. but I am not sure. either reefflakes or meso is good.

Haha started a trade thread before seeing this.