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What are we scratching lol...

Well I guess not i took your advice from some time ago about the lighting and finally switched to these lights..hopefully I don't lose much lol..

Its a 72 inch fixture so its 6 bulbs each side its been on for like 3 weeks and all my sps is freaking out started with reduced photo period and have been ramping up weekly... will they make a recovery slowly polyps are still out just white at the tops

Well mine is bleaching from top down lol.. don't mean to hijack the thread mr x but how do I save my corals that are bleaching from my recent lighting change.. went from 150 watt mh to 12 bulb t5

I only feed my sun coral like maybe three times a month and have a very healthy coral so feeding everyday is not needed maybe once a week is fine..

The last pic is a japanese dendro i believe.. Loves meaty foods

Just raise it over like a couple days time..

Way to low i keep my alk at 10 11..

Does not look like enough rock add more an pick up on water changes and see what happens and aim your power.head towards the surface will increase your ph as well..

Do you have test kits.. You have to test your water to watch the cycle happen..

I would put a wave maker on there so maybe its not getting blasted all the time looks a little much for a 29 but a wave maker would help

If you want a id on something then u post in the id spot on the forum so use the forum correctly and you might have better results!!

Lemon juice works great... Or kalkwasser works well too..

The only product i can say use is the anti red it wont hurt nothing and the cyano will be gone..

The anti red will not harm nitrifying bacteria tho will it i have had a cyano outbreak when tank was young and had very good results..

Never been the best speller lol... But yes i was at least correct on the id lol..

I believe the last pics are magano and should be killed aiptasia x will do the job.. The pic with the red circle is harmless i believe cant remember name of it rite off hand but they are harmless

You need a product called antired its a antibiotic you have a bacteria in your syestem thats causing the red slime.. It only happens in home aquria does not exist in the wild. Antired is very good and will kill the red slime bacteria..

Here is a pic of four days of nasty from the eshopps...

I also can say that iam pretty happy with the eshopps skimmer i just bought a new one and it has been doin very well not to mention the price of 200 bucks...

Thanks for all nice comments yes it is a sun coral... Tryin to decide on a camera to buy to take better pics..

Think i should lower them if so how far above water surface

Just dont want to melt my.center brace how much heat can that handle

13 inches...

There in there have a naso tang yellow tang flame hawk pair of clowns a damsel and a mystery wrasse.. I try to get some pics of them soon