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Brand New in box. Never Opened. 24" 25w total: 12-12k, 8-445nm bulbs Inline dimmers for color balance Retails for $177.65 on Ecoxotic. Asking $100+shipping. Willing to ship USPS insured. Also accepting local pickup in San Diego. Paypal only. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Thanks guys! Looks like its doing ok right now. It finally moved and went down to my frag rack. The colors on it still look nice. My tank has been up and running strong for 3 years now so i would think there is enough of what it needs in the water column. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium...

Like an idiot, i made a impulse buy on a Fromia Elegans without researching its care. Its been in my tank for almost a week. The first 2 days, it roamed the walls. The last 3-4 days it has stayed in one spot on the front glass maybe only moving an inch or so in that time. Doesnt look like its...

Thanks for input guys. Definitely am going to be more diligent with maintenance. Just FYI, i threw some turbo snails in and they are now plowing through it like champs. Hopefully they will get it all. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Can anyone confirm that this is red turf algae taking over my rocks? And are there any methods to beat it out aside from starving nutrients. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Right on. Thx! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I thought so. Good or bad? Sorry for the bad pic Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Put this on my sandbed for a couple minutes before i notice the tiny slugs on it. Took it out right away to dip in revive. Hopefully none crawled off into the sand in that time. Are these bad? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Good to know! ?

Thanks. I was unsure because i thought females had short spikes and males had really long ones.

That will work

Theyre not bad have. They can sting other corals in reach but do not spread like aiptasia and might even die off on their own.

Looks like a pseudocorynactis. Look that up and see if it matches what you have.

You should just leave it there. Moving it will only add stress and it will move again if it is not happy in that spot.

Try seaweed/nori. My starry blenny goes crazy over it.

Yes me too. My blenny's stomach gets super huge without being fed and im certain that cannot be from diatoms and algae.

Yah Ive had the harmless ones in the past but they mainly stayed on the tank walls. Ive heard the horror stories on past threads and I just didnt want my tank to become one of them.

Thanks. i removed it anyway. Just concerned about it multiplying

It indicates the temperature (color) of the bulbs.

I found this little guy hanging out in one of my zoa colonies all day yesterday. It didnt seem to be hurting any of them as they were all still open. Possible zoa eater?

Ideally, you want to have your skimmer on the drain side behind a baffle where the water level stays consistent and nevers changes. It will also serve as one of the first line of filtration defenses. Keeping the skimmer on the return side, you'll always have to worry about return flow rate and...

The 2nd pic looks like a stomatella snail.