Greenturtle's Biocube 29 Build Thread!!!

[Jlsardina]

I have a torch next to a branching hammer. The branching hammer is next to a frogspawn. Then on the other side of the tank I have two branching hammers surrounding a wall hammer and another wall hammer next to that. All different colors so it makes for a cool effect. Lol. All of the corals are very happy. The only coral of this family that I can't say I have any experience in being in close parameters is the octohammer because I ran out of room and it's in a place by itself.

[Greenturtle]

I know this is sort of off-topic, but something that looks really nasty just appeared in my 90 gallon tank. It's pretty big, do you guys have any ideas on what it could be?

[TLTGF]

Looks like snail eggs

[Jlsardina]

Snail eggs

[Greenturtle]

I think it's official. My Yellow Watchman Goby in my 29 Gallon died. I haven't seen it in weeks, even during feeding. The clean-up crew must have eaten it before I could find it. My clowns are fighting for dominance (the much smaller one had decided it wants to be female, and has been bullying all the fish) and it must have stressed out the fish too much. At least it was a pretty common and cheap fish, but I really liked him

[carey]

Sorry to hear about your watchman, that sucks. :-(

[redsea]

Sorry for your loss, it is always upsetting losing a fish.

[Jlsardina]

Sorry for your loss

[Greenturtle]

The smaller stalk of my torch coral looks bleached! The lights just went on, which is why I hat saw it. I saw some reddish stuff on it last night, but I didn't think anything of it.

In more positive news, I'm acclimating a new coral! It's really big, and I got it for $45 dollars. That probably $2 a head!

[Jlsardina]

That looks like brown jelly. Do a coral dip and scrub the affected head before it spreads to the other