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+1 Bro Nic, the probable reason why zoas didnt open up in your case could be due to 1. shock from the drop, 2. stress from the glue, 3. from the new light intensity Try see if the zoas still preserve it's shape and not shrinking in size. Try to place the zoas back to it's initial place as suggested by Bro Reefish. If there is no visible shrinking in size, most likely it will open up eventually. If you observe that the zoas starts to shrink in size, it's probable dying from the injury due to the glue. Gluing zoas onto frag plug has a slight technique to observe so that the zoas skin are not being burnt by the chemical of the glue. Feel free to come by someday i will share with you how to do it.

Up for the cooling Sunday....

You are right about the tangs. Their will outgrow your tank.

My pbt is also one year and 6 months. Once stable, tang are more robust than angels.

Return pipe? Or do you mean the pipe that goes down to the tank? Yes it has happened to other reefers that I know of, a single turbo snail lodged nicely to the opening of the pipe.

I have a chiller which able to support up to 3 feet tank.. Willingly to give it to those who wanted to start a marine tank.. Please sms me at 98255501

To each its own.. but method works for me Cultivating bacteria not only will supply as an alternative food source to some corals and mandarin fish, it will reduce nitrates drastically.. Below are some pics of my sump...