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If you can see the white skeleton more or less it is dead... Most likely being eaten since you say there is a orange base left...

It is a obligate filter feeder, it will eat nothing else other than Phtyoplankton, Cyclopeeze and Rotifers and filter foods... And there is no doubt that it is dead as it is very difficult to keep them even with delicated tank...

Becos it is dying from starvation and the high nutrient level, they are very sensitive to High Nitrate and Phosphate...

Crinoid, Will die without feeding... Constant filter feeder... Small ones will require lesser feeding... Since you have it in a container liao, can try keeping it with cyclopeeze and rotifers...

Missing???? Dun have leh..

Yup. I do that...

Will do it your way then maybe will need to spend 1 hour doing so...

Hahaha... That is recommended but the angle and size is difficult for me to use this method...

I only feed them when they open up after lights off... Becos i still can see them from my living room light... So can see them catching the mysis...

Left with Frag 2... Eagle Eye and Radioactive sold..

Not very targetted feeding but the mysis is spray around them and they managed to catch the mysis... So Maybe I have to step up my feeding regime liao..

I have a few lobangs but they will require a adapter...

Wah, got viewing light somemore... LOL...

They can survive, haven stand beside a china worker yet? #@#$%^&*( will come to your mind...

Need to wait for Reborn to reopen bah... The only place I seen them...

The sewing will work and tying of the frag using fishing line will work too..

Wah, Getting more and more high tech liao... LOL... just nice for my lazy lifestyle.. Haha..

:thumbsup: Nice DIY...

Powder Black Plus Powder Blue is World War II.. Tried it and it will not work out...Even when introduced together... There will be circling and that is not a good sign, one of the time will stress out and die...

Dun quite get what you mean? LOL...

There is no fixed flow that is recommend as of what I know as long as the biopellets as tumbling to prevent it from clumping together, which will result in H2S(Hydrogen Sulfide) which is poisonous to the fishes and this is produced when the bacteria are in a anaerobic condition. GFO = Granular Ferric Oxide, it is a Granular form of Iron based Phosphate remover... With normal test kit, it always appear 0, becos the lowest a test kit can go in 0.25ppm where as PO4 can exist below 0.25ppm, which is quite high for SPS tanks... This precise measurement can only be measure with a PO4 meter.. Do a search you will find it... BP is used to reduce Nitrate and small amount of Phosphate by providing food source for the bacteria where they will use up the carbon in BP and at the same time break down Nitrate and Phosphate... So it is advisable to use it with GFO or any phosphate remover...

Eagle Eye and Radioactive @ $18

It is super shy too...

Self fix or home fix should have.. it is sold in a roll..

Hmmm.. Feed everyday leh... ?????