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It only opens at night and it may take a few days to adjust. Some people trained their sun corals to open during the day.

Watched this on NatGeo Joshua Jackson appears in Years Of Living Dangerously trailer | Daily Mail Online Not really a tree hugger but a realist but trajectory is looking too good for the coral reefs. And seeing how fast bleaching can wipe out a tank I have no doubt about the 35 years claim...

That sucks. Possible to return it? Obviously a defective product.

If it was skimming fine and now it stopped it might be there is nothing to skim from the water. If the skimmer is over sized it might do this. I have this happen occasionally but it usually starts forming a head within one day. The key thing is to make sure you have a nice form production. Air...

This sounds promising. Maybe you just have too much algae to notice the change initially.

Are you seeing any algae die off?

Actually I meant any bad happened to the corals.

Any good effects on the corals and other livestock?

Happy Thanksgiving to ALL.

Very nice, good luck with them your tank is perfect for them.

Wow. Is that a pair of captive bred bandits?

The sensing of presence is mutual. Why I put the harlequin in the DT all the star came out in the frag tank which is plumbed to the same sump.

I would make a floating canopy and use what paul recommends to mount to the wall or hang from the ceiling. How handy are you?

These fish do not have a very good track record. It's quite a crap shoot so you might need to go through a few of them before you find one that lives. I heard good things about piecesoftheocean. That's probably the way I would go. It's better to get juvies as the adult are difficult to adjust...

JrHR - I and not sure how much the shrimp eats but I don't see a significant decline of the asterina population. Maybe I jus have too many and they all come of of the rock work after the shrimp is introduced.

I have a harlequin but I still have a lot of asterina after a month.

Keep us updated. I read it kills bubble algae as well.

@trio91 - have you tried it yet?

I remember you were doing carbon dosing. Did it yield any positive result? It is very common for a new setup to go thru many phases of algae blooms so maybe you can give the carbon dosing a little more time.

They are orange spotted filefish.