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If a fish is eating well and slowly losing weight it can be a sign of an internal parasite. Prazi is was of the better ways to deal with it.

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Pick up some selcon and the elos food aminos. Soak your food and nori in those two things and feed them to your fish. It will heal over time. There have been some papers showing that carbon, when ground up, can irritate the skin and lead to HLLE in tangs.

You were probably looking at the wild caught gold assesor which fun around $100. The ORA ones run around 40-50, that is why I suggested waiting for a store to get an ORA one in. They do so much better too.

Check my 210 build thread, ther was a pic a few pages back of my guy swimming upside down. He stays like that 90% of the time.

Looking very nice. Kenya tree is tough to get rid of, I have never had it but I know it can come back with a vengance.

Internal or external? What is your overflow rated for? Is heat an issue?

Went over to live aquaria and took a look at the purple striped dottyback and would probably not risk it: A 30 gallon or larger aquarium with numerous hiding places provides a good environment. It should be housed with moderately aggressive fish that are larger than itself. It will eat...

Sounds like everything is going well, thank you for dropping in. A nano is always the answer if you think about setting up a tank.

Firefish are incredibly bright and colorful and would do great in a 28g. They also generally spend most of the time out in the water column. The possum wrasses out there are also probably a better match for a 28g and will allow you to have multiple fish in the 28g instead of one. You can also...

Love the branch rock in there. Well done and great way to start a build thread.

Probably just the sand settling.

Magnificent goby, we do not see them pop up all that often. This was a pair we got from DD about a year ago that are now spawning for us.

Unfortunately we lost them. We keep our tank around 75 maybe even a touch lower. I think the tank mates in there are a little to boistrous for the anthias. We will see going forward if we try them again.

Borbonius anthia. We have a pair of them and we love those spotted patterns as well.

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Just one coat to really make it pop.

You could see the urchin from like across the store. He look to us like a radiant sea urchin. According to Ralph at Elos he has only had one instance where they munched on some zoas in a customers tank (out of like 30 sold). He has settled in and is going to town on our algae. We are also...

Had some fun at Elos today. Got this amazing urchin (Nikki's choice) and a scopas black tang hybrid (my choice).

Generally, (unless say a pennisula style tank) people like to have pumps on both sides of the tank to get some turbulent flow and to hit areas the other is not. Looks like it is coming along nicely.