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I too run radions. They are great lights, but I'm not sure if you really need them for your tank set up. They work great for me, and i like connecting them to their powerheads.

Interesting page. I have not observed any of that white stringing film, and it does not have an elongated tube either.

ok. that would really explain the poor health of my montipora. thanks for your help! anyways to smash it without hurting the montipora?

for some reason it wont let me post a picture... but the alkilinity swings have been daily. i looked up vermetid snail it looks a lot like what i have

lighting- Radion light acclimate- yes nitrates- under .85 ppm phosphates- about .16 ppm calcium- .375-.400 ppm alkalinity- unstable 7.7 -9.2 magnesium- between 11 and 12 hundred

Being a beginner. I did not dip my new montipora that i brought home from reefaplalooza. Ever since it has slowly deteriorated. Developing a white line that looks bleached. Today i saw this little bugger. It retracted when a clown fish swam nearby. It has a sort of lid, and has 2 tentacles...

on the frogspawn one of the heads is healthy while the other(right behind it) has never expanded.

Was wondering why all of a sudden the mid fleshy spots are all puffed up. On the frogspawn... While one one head is looking really nice. The other one has been looking like this since we got him. Not sure what to do about it. Thank for you help

I have recently acquired an orange spotted blenny from my lfs. They said that he is a herbivore, and my research is saying the same. I have offered him fresh macroalgae, vegetarian flakes, and nori, but he didn't touch it. for some reason he does like the mix that I feed my other fish. This...

just had to drain my tank to get rid of two of these.... lesson learned

Well. Hopefully it works this time...

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Since we set up the tank we started to have problems maintaining a population of Astra snails. At first we thought some fish were the problem. But today i found a hitch hiking snail that i think might be killing them. Look top corner of the picture

On my 36 bow i have the new radion light. Works amazing! Dimmable Taotronics might be an option if you are low on $.

ok! thanks guys! :fish2:

My xenia are in a low flow area and are growing well. Although once in a while they stop pulsing. They always start up again but they sometimes just stop... I also read that iodine may help. Good Luck

While planning for my tank, I've been thinking of adding frogspawn, hammer, galaxea, or torch coral. How much room do these corals need to be from others as to not damage them? thanks :fish2:

good link

I managed to get it off the rock by angling in it a way that made it uncomfortable / pointing a powerhead at it. Now it found a spot far away from my polyps. Yay!!! :lol: :fish1:

Is there a difference from a chaos paly to an utter chaos paly?

Here you go

It did not work. any other ideas?

will try. thank you

I just got a bubble tipped anemone. After roaming my tank it has decided to stay right on my polyps. How do I get it off? I don't want to rip of the polyps when I take it off.

Thank you for your advice! I will have to try if they will pair