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I have a 240g FOWLR with 13 fish. I have been QTing everything with copper in a separate 55g. Everything looked fine for a while but my Atlantic Blue Tang started showing spots and looks bad...now others are showing spots as well. I do not feel that removing that many fish and putting them in a...

They went through Banton Rouge too. I ended up getting them 25 hours late. One of them (Electric Daisies) opened up pretty quick. Some look like they are trying but just aren't opening fully and what I think is a two polyp Cornbred Fangbanger has done nothing. I'm going to see how things look...

I love it when FedEx Express sends your corals to a totally different state because their driver decided to put a random zip code in instead of yours. Not one number was the same. My corals are enjoying a day/night in Myrtle Beach, SC instead of being in my tank. We shall see how they look...

I love when single polyps grow. My Rainbow Incinerator that I just got already has a baby... Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Other than the Rainbow Incinerators, the others were online. Shipwreck Cove Corals were where most came from. They do occasional live sales on another site (with giveaways) and on their website and have some good deals. The Rainbow Incinerators were from a local guy I just discovered that is...

Got a few more recently... Won this Shazam (free) Rainbow Incinerator Hyper Phoenix Electric Daisy And I'm not sure what these are... Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Me neither. I don't think there were many people participating so it worked out well for me. Ive seen other ones that have a bunch of people with seemingly unlimited funds. This was fairly reasonable prices, no super high end stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

The cool thing is that they were basically free. I won (like for free) the Hypnosis during the live sale and then won a $50 gift card. I'm also buying... Blue Macau SpongeBobs and some random mixed that I'm not sure about names Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

This is a better shot of the second ones (Psychosis). Can't wait to get them! Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Won these (SCC Hypnosis) in a live auction on another site... and bought these... Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

That could be it. I thought we had an ID on another website and it was for a larger Bristletooh. Had I known, I would have added it to my 60g reef not my 240g FOWLR. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Here are new shots. It is very timid and dives for the rocks when I get close. It darkened up to a reddish brown with just a hint of yellow on the dorsal fin. No yellow or blue around the eye though. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

It has darkened up a bit since putting it into the 240g, so maybe some of the pale coloration was stress related. There is tons of algae in there, so it's out pecking on rocks constantly. It still has not settled in enough to let me take pictures. It will let me watch it, but as soon as I put...

Some kind of Bristletooh juvenile but it's a decent size and no blue or yellow around the eye. Might be a hybrid? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Okay...enough of the fallow nonsense. I added my mystery Tang today. I still have no idea what it is. I have my Blue Jaw Trigger in my QT going through Prazi (just in case) that has been in my son's 60g. It almost went in the 240g right before the disease hit, so it's a lucky fish. I think I...

Today is the big day. The 240g has been fallow long enough that anything nasty should have perished. As luck would have it, there was someone looking to get rid of their 6-7" (LPS-munching) Magnificent Foxface. I traded a frag of Bloodshot zoas and a few bucks, so this will be my first addition...

The Isopod pic on the right kinda looks like them but mine don't appear to have the legs. Maybe mine will get larger and I will be able to see more? The parasite part kinda worried me. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

No. These move more like a slug or flatworm. They do not look "shrimpy" at all. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I am reading up on them and it sounds like they swim. These look like little worms. They move, but along the glass, not swimming like Copepods or amphipods do. I got a video but am not sure how to send through this sites emails. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

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Please ignore the nasty looking tank in the background. It's my 240g that was fallow for 2+ months lately. It's got all sorts of algae growing. So, today, I am cleaning the glass and see a bunch of tiny (like maybe a millimeter) white worm-looking things crawling all over the glass. I've never...

I will check with them but I'm guessing they don't know. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Right now it is about 2-3", so not tiny bit not too big either. Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

At this point, it's just going to be interesting to see how it changes. The only thing that has me worried is that apparently it should not be this pale/white. It is not pale from stress, as I watched it two days at the LFS. They said they've had it for six weeks, and it's looked that way all...

I've got a couple people between here and another forum that have probably narrowed it down to either a juvenile Ctenochaetus Striatus ( Striped Tang) or Strigosus (Kole Tang) Either way, I am told that it should be darker, so we shall see what a better diet will do for it. It is a...