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Hello everyone, So I'm having some aiptasia issues in my mixed reef tank, and I don't have time to do Aiptasia-X every day. I've tried Berghias, but I've got a Molly Miller blenny that eats them every time I get them. Peppermints just don't seem to eat the aiptasia. So what it comes down to...

Hey everyone, I've got a slightly used T5 from a Red Sea Max 500, full of all 10 bulbs. 540 watts total, 7 bulbs are Aquamedic Reef Blue, 2 bulbs are Red Sea 22,000 K Actinic, and one bulb is a Red Sea 15,000 K. Though I'd like to use it, I'm already satisfied with the light I'm running...

Specifically: Miami Vice Blue Rhinos Mind Blowing Palys Spiderman Ding Dangs Creamsicles Krakatoa Pinks Darth Mauls Blue Agaves God of War Hallucinations Paradise Speckled Krakatoa And Twizzlers Really the ones I'm looking for the most though are just the Miami Vices. PM me if you have any...

It depends how much flow you're getting in said phosphate reactor. If it's less than 50 GPH, you should try Matrix's sister product known as De-Nitrate. Also made by Seachem, De-Nitrate is another porous stone based media, but it is formulated to actually reduce nitrates specifically, rather...

Biopellets require a specific biopellet reactor, which are awful to maintain and clean. I'd consider using a large amount of Seachem's Matrix. Matrix is a biologic filter powerhouse. One liter of Matrix is equivalent to 170 liters of bioballs, and has over 700 square meters of surface area for...

Looks like just a bristle worm to me Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Thanks :) I'm just glad to help! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Definitely Ctenochaetus cyanocheilus. Closely related to Kole tangs and Tomini tangs, but it's less popular in the aquarium industry. Max size is about 6 and a half inches, so it's on the smaller side, as far as tangs go. It's also known as the short-tailed Tang, or the bluelip Tang (the...

Wow, is it really that nice red color? Or were you just running very UV intense lighting? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Regular, it's a gorgeous frag. That's why I was so concerned, but now it looks like my percula is biting it?

Never mind this post, just realized the image didn't post, and it's just the hammer preparing to spawn. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Just got this hammer recently. Noticed these "eggs" inside the ends of the tentacles.

New, the whole setup is $1000+. I don't expect anywhere near that though. The only offer I've gotten so far was for 450 90 G Reef 55 G Planted 24 G Reef 20 G Axolotl 14 G Reef 3 G Reef

Actually it appears all the pictures except for that one are too large to post. Give me a few minutes, I'll downsize them a bit. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Ah, well I did say I was taking offers. But as far as the pictures, I'm unsure of why they weren't posted. The pictures are attached to this post.

2 x Intellesun Cerulean LEDs (170 watts each) 1 x timer w/ remote 1 x pair of daisy chain linkers 1 x power source Spectrum: 310 nm (UV) 445 nm (Actinic) Aquaspecial 15,000 Kelvin White Only lightly used, should have 40,000 hours of lifetime left (works out to about 8 years) Reef...

Thanks haha, it's my first huge colony buy. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Just got this colony for a STEAL, only $200 :)

I've heard of that a lot before, I just wasn't sure if on a fun would be a problem Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yeah I woke up and the glue was gone, thanks lol Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G920A using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Hey there, I was gluing some coral into my 90 when the freshly applied glue on the bottom of a frag happened to touch my foxface's spines... What exactly should I do? (yes I'm aware the photo is blurry, but it gets the point across)

He does have some yellow in him, my lights don't do fish's colors any justice. He might just be too young to tell yet, the lines on him seem to only go 1/3 of the way down his body.

Hey, Got a rabbitfish a couple days ago, the store wasn't sure if it's a two barred (Siganus virgatus) or a scribbled (Siganus doliatus) rabbit. Besides the one attachment, I don't have any good pictures of it or any good way to get pictures of it. I just need a way to tell the two species...

Update: Just got home from work. No fighting, not even a bit of flaring.

Indeed it is! The rabbit would get demolished. Also, update: In an attempt to use an AquaMedic fish trap to catch the fox face, I managed to cut my hand 5 times on various rocks and items in my aquarium. I also ended up getting stung by the Fox twice, yet, I failed to catch the fox. I did scare...