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hi everybody. does anybody want to help my figure out what these little stick-looking things are that are on my dead hammer coral? maybe a type of worm or something? they are about a cm big... my hammer coral has been dead for a couple of weeks and im not sure if i should take out the coral and...

okay yeah i see where youre going with this, but i wasnt being literal when i said i bought everything and dumped it in there. i have a "Focus" medication and i am still using a little bit at a time. and i also have garlic extract and they are eating. so if you want, i guess i will wait a...

nope... im positive its a 120 gallon. it may look small from the front, but this it what it looks like from the side. and thanks for the info!

no, the tank is about 4' x 2' x 1 1/2' (L x W x H)...

oh dont worry! the ich is forever long gone! i bought every possible medication for it and waited and waited and my aquarium is now healthy and happy :) i have a 120 gallon tank with places for the fish to swim through... and i just recently bought 2 green chromis about the size i would want to...

somewhat confusing, but here it goes! once upon a time, (about 3 months ago) i purchased 3 tangs- a yellow tang, a naso tang, and a blue powder tang. (i introduced them at the same time so they wouldnt get so territorial agaisnt the others) later, the naso tang and blue powder tang both died of...

hopefully you can see the picture... he used to not have big bltchy dark spots on his face

i dont want to sound like an idiot... but how do you do that?

look at my sick naso tang :( he has ich. a beautiful fish that doesn't have a long time to live left. i have been feeding him medication and garlic extract and seaweed for a week to try and help him but nothing has changed. if not its getting worse. i lost my blue powder tang to ich too :(

the tank i have now is a 120 gal reef tank. i would have to try for a couple hours to catch the tangs but wouldnt chasing them around stress them out even more? and as i said before, i do not have a QT set up anywhere, and i dont think i really understand the "rubbermaid tote" idea (sorry)... so...

well.. i don't have a hospital tank set up yet to do the hypo method, so would taking the fish to my local saltwater store be okay so they could keep it hospitalized? or would that do absolutely nothing to help? btw, my blue powder tang is pretty stressed out and is trying to scratch himself on...

hey everyone... this morning, i woke up to a yellow tang and a powder blue tang with ich because of the temperature in the tank rising a couple degrees! the tangs had sooo many white little "pimple" dots on them, but they didnt seem too stressed out. i got 2 large bags and filled them with ice...

okay, i am not very good with this camera stuff. sorry for the blurry pics, but its also because i have to zoom in because the coral is at the back of that tank, but anyway, enough of the excuses... im still pretty worried! it looks like its getting worse and longer and shrinking more..! heres a...

okay, i JUST had a question about this, following my torch coral is actually a hammer coral, and that it looks like it's acclimating, but now i'm getting pretty scared. one of the branches still looks deflated, and even worse, that it appears that a whole "string" of its tentacles is striped...

oh my gosh thank you! the guy at my local satwater store just said it was a torch when he picked it up, but in my head i was thinking it was something else like a hammer or frogspawn! and i will turn down the flow a little bit :thanks:

alrighty, here's another one of my problems... xD i just purchased a kinda small torch coral about 1 ago, and at first it was beautiful! all the tentacles were stretched out and flowing! (i took a pic on 7-30). but now, as you can almost see, there are like 3 branches on the coral, and one of...

wow thats so amazing that they might rub against the picture on the glass! i will definitely try that method! let's hope for the best...!

hmm.. so many questions and opinions.... :P the easiest thing to do would probably put a screen on the overflow, wouldnt it? but i have 4 little holes on the overflow that i would need to patch up, and i dont know how the screen would stay there anyway :/ and if i get an amemone, is there a way...

alright, here's my dilemma... i have a 120 gallon reef tank thats about 3 months old, my pH, temp, kH, etc. is perfect and all- so nothing wrong with that. but i have 2 percula clownfish that are about an inch and a half big and they like to swim at the very top of the aquarium in the back- by...

thanks a ton for the help! i talked with my local saltwater aquarium store and they will dip it for me. and i will also place it out of direct light and into a better place in the aquarium.

i checked with my local saltwater aquarium store and they said everything (temp., calcium, magnesium, etc.) was perfect except i still needed to add some pH buffer weekly and normally... and i have the best lighting system around! i have the Aquaillumination LED system and the light changes...

hi everybody! i just became a member of Aquarium advice yesterday and i wanted to know if you guys could help me... i have a 120 gallon saltwater tank that just started a couple or more months ago. i have a green favia brain coral that is on the bottom of the tank and somewhat on live rock. so...