peacemaker

Looking forward to your photo updates! I'm also interested to find out how your zoas are doing with the viper. I'm still deciding if I should go for MH or just stick to T5s.

Anyone has any clue to my zoa problem stated above?

Haha... she seems to enjoy it! I know I would...

I vote for peppermint shrimps.

Mods could easily check on the IP address to see if there is multi-nick abuse.

Indeed... I'm queuing for this...

There are plenty of other reefers who have amazing zoas... I'm always late during shipments, so I'm just getting what's left...

I still find your humongous ric fascinating... good stuff.

In-spite of manual removal, my zoa frag is still not doing well. You can see it remains closed on the left side, with shrunk polyps.

Bro, where can you get this Coral RX locally?

No problem, bro! I'll let you know if there are any available.

I beginning to really like these guys...

They don't look like eggs or sacks that contain eggs... more worm-like to me. Some creature crapping all over my frag...?

Found some strange "stuff" on the mat of my zoas. Anyone able to ID? It sticks around the polyps, and have to be peeled away with a pair of tweezers. It caused my polyps to be closed and shrunk in size. Found on the underside as well. White-tish gel like "stuff".

Wear gloves...?

Were these from yesterday?

She must have been busy before going into your tank...? Hehe...

It took my only peppermint shrimp some time back several months to tackle the aiptasia twice its size, but it finally did! Now I keep 4 of them...

Hmmmm... I've kept those acrylic tanks with front curve edges before, and that warped for me... thickness was also 6mm.

I think he did, just that there was no response from them.

6mm is definitely too thin. It will warp, and the tank will look like a bloated box. The tank makers will provide better advice. Prolly 10 to 12mm at least.

Thanks! Unfortunately, my clowns are already gone... As for frags, I do not have any available for sale. Most are one and only, and the rest are kept in case my main colony doesn't do well. Kinda like not keeping all the eggs in one basket... I've learnt the hard way...