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My water quality is good. I haven't witnessed the fish fighting but I suspect my Sailfin Tang might be the problem. I figured it was an injury but wanted to see if it looked like something else to others! I would hate to miss an obvious parasite / infection.

This is a recent development. My coral beauty angel has the same raw looking area on both sides if the body. It started out looking like another fish had nipped it but it keeps getting bigger He is eating fine and seems to behave the same as always. I have a 65 gal w a 20 sump the tank...

Thanks. I talked with the owner and he is willing to refund me the money. He says the fish was eating copods. I have bought some gel food and have it spread on a coral I've seen him nip at it and my Kenya tree so I'm going to try and be patient but if he looks thinner in the next few days I...

Here is a picture of him

I usually do research fish before buying them but this time I listened to the "expert" I have a LFS that's usually reliable. But not this time. Yesterday i bought a beautiful filefish not knowing he only eats acorpora coral ?. I think he looks too thin already! I have tried feeding mysis, flakes...

Very yucky!

In case I have more I bought these peppermint shrimp to help

Well I got him! He decided to hang out on the wall. Before I throw it out are we positive he is the dreaded aiptasia?

Thank you! After finding out my other guy is aiptasia I was fearing the worst.

I've had this tank for 6 months. In the past 3 days I've found six or seven that I know what they are. This one I am clueless!

Didn't realize my duster was in the picture! I have a dozen of them on this rock in orange and one purple! It's the mushroomish thing I can't decide if its a zooanthid?

Ok thanks. What about these guys?

Shoot any chance it's something else?

I have a 65 gal saltwater live rock tank with a 20 gallon sump. I'm sitting here watching my guys and notice the brown tentacled thing in the front corner! Attached are 3 pictures. Any ideas?

Thanks Geronica!

My long nose hawk is the current favorite. He's always up to something.