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It's a 3 inch jawbreaker mushroom that popped off when I had an alkalinity swing the other day. I combined 2 tanks and went from 8.8 to 7.2 after a little boo boo. I tried doing half in one day back and he didn't like that and went free floating. Not good for an expensive mushroom to be flying...

Today So November 2019

my nem has been in roughly the same spot for 14 months. NO SPLITS. Just gets HUGE! Maybe the strain has something to do with the rate at which they multiply too.

Cool idea Amado. I have 4 rock/flower anemone. One is waaaay away from the group up front and center in my tank, BUT the other 3 are high up on a plateau. Now I have like 4 little eraser head sized rock anemone in that region.

Reason I asked is I am bare bottom because of the red sea s series back to front flows, all my sand was pushed away from the front so removed it.

Matt, Does your tank have sand or is it kinda bare bottom? Just checked out the thread. WOW. Lots going on there. Keep it up. Looking good.

LOVE IT! You put the "IT" in DO IT YOURSELF. Some creative solutions. Even the overflow box., Simple yet very effective.

Link?

Did some tank maintenance, pump cleaning, etc with citric acid etc, and also tied in my 35 gallon frag tank yesterday which was also cleaned with muriatic acid. Anyway. All corals were fine this morning but my ALK dropped from the usual 8.8 to 7.2 overnight. Sure it was the acid or baking soda...

What do people use as shroom baskets on the bottom of the tank? Would something like this work, I have several loose shrooms too. Will they blow out? Thoughts....

Anyone want him???

When I had my coral banded shrimp, I occasionally would see a small one here or there, but this guy. Had to share. Quart sized pitcher for reference. Normal bristle also included.

Also tied it in with my main system, so one sump, one skimmer, one heater setup and one auto top off. So everything is more consistent.

Just pulled my rocks from the frag tank, actually emptied the tank and soaked with acid, for a fresh start. So all good here. Thanks

These are all yours?

Looks more like an invisible man mushroom.

Picture of the jingle bell?

After 6 hours of running in citric acid. Just a little brushing. But came off so easy. So clean and fresh. Sure 3 months from now, it will be a much quicker soak to clean em up.

Actually while discussing with Sump n Fish, he asked if I did the deep cleaning after we picked up the tank in November. I did not. So 14 months for me. The prior owner was a major slacker when coming to going above and beyond, and he had it for 6 months from the original owner. Mike can...

And after I get these pumps and square. I am planning to pull my 3 AI Hydra 26HDs for full cleaning.