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try not to put them near LPS especially the bubble. at night bubble corals have super long sweeper tentacles and can sting mushies. the sweepers are exacerbated by stronger flow. if its not from stinging, then possible warfare may happen but i will rule it out. its super unlikely because lps and softies can be kept together. chemicals not strong enough to kill each other with a skimmer and carbon. its hard to pinpoint the exact reason why they melt. could be parameters swing, could be manyt hings. mushrooms are super hard but sometimes they melt for reasons we don't understand.

try live brine? to tempt it. then wean it onto frozen. these fishes are not usually difficult to feed.

can you list down all the corals you have in your tank and especially those within 6 inches of your mushrooms.

so true! rare cannot be used in this context. its even rarer than peppermint angel. yeah very nice. got quite a number of them too

actually these worms feed on microscopic liquid foods and other small suspensions. stirring your sand bed lightly, once in awhile may help. or dosing liquid phytoplankton. in the mean time, place it near a rock or somewhere shady, near sand and leave it. and hope nothing eats it. if it survives, it will make a new tube. it needs to be near rocks and sand because the tube will need these components to be built. that is, the dirt, sand etc.

they do that sometimes. let it be and it will regrow its tube. meanwhile put it somewhere dark and safe.

the chong bongs have spoken! ups!

the second video shows C. interruptus in the wild!! omg. im in heaven

its not possible to keep a yellow tang in an 8g tank....long term or short term......................... too small.......

salifert is good, tropic marine is not bad too.

yah. one of the rarest angels in the world. found only in one location in japan. 2nd rarest if im not wrong.

GENICANTHUS TAKEUCHII!!!!!!!!!!!!! ooo nice nice your new source for rare fishes very good ah? any rare wrasse lemme know kekeke.

very nice and and i love your sailfin thanks for the zoas. hope that anemone does well for you. they prefer cooler water

bro honestly, i don't like what you have just said. you don't dump a fish onto someone, someplace, or somewhere just because it grows too big for you. sorry if i sound harsh, but that is an extremely mean thing to say. now i can go on furthur but i wont. i'm sure you won't want to be dumped away when you grow up. do you know how many yellow tangs are caught and abused everyday by this kind of dumping? read this article. 610 yellow tangs found in the trash. http://glassbox-design.com/2010/hobby-gets...found-in-trash/ i hope that you treat livestock with more respect the next time. they are here in our tiny tanks to please people like you and i. least you can do is show them more love and don't dump them to someone else when they grow big. it's not their fault. can't keep it, don't buy it. besides you already said you know you can't so why consider.. at least next time use the word sell, donate or give. and read the article.

relax....and watch the language. keep comments about branding and stuff to yourself in future... i happen to like cheap magnet cleaners. i have a boyu. although the magnet may be weaker and need a few wipes to clean off the diatom on glass, they are light and are very useful for cleaning hard to reach areas because of their easy maneuvering. moreover, they double up as a betta box holder.

nothing comes cheap in this hobby. invest in good stuff for the long run. buy cheap test kits that may give inaccurate results will result in more losses. don't skimp out on important stuff like this. stuff like magnet cleaner, betta box, wan buy cheaper 1 is fine. but test kits, equipments, best to get better ones.. a good test kit will last you quite some time too, so its a good investment

get a good test kit.....like salifert... this kind of thing if u wanna test, get a good 1.

mix them all you want. most hard corals and softies are fine together. they do produce chemicals to fight each other off, but will be removed by a skimmer and carbon along with water changes. SPS and certain softies like leather corals need a little more care. but other than that, mix away my friend!

this was the smallest one there as of today, rest are 3 inches and above. the other smaller ones gone already. this fish is very very difficult.. won't want to try one unless you have a very stable tank, good pod population to sustain it until it starts feeding, a fairly reasonably large tank and a suitable sand bed for it.. success rate is low. my previous 1 was feeding very well but died after awhile too. this current 1 just ate 1 mysis shrimp just now.. a good sign but too soon to celebrate haha

agreed...could be a centropyge multispinis or a centropyge nox. but i'm very sure its the former.

haha yep. rescaped it recently..stocking up now haha.

that's 1 super sexy house. the layout is EXACTLY same as mine. its like looking in a mirror. but your deco very contemporary and stylish so, expecting to see a tank of equal style and class haha!

LCK - copperband butterflyfish. HUGE 8 inch also got. - rainford's butterflyfish (chaetodon rainfordi) - Yellow face butterflyfish (chaetodon flavirostris) - chelmonops truncatus!!!! first time seeing them in SG! - Macropharyngodon neoguinaicus (china wrasse? dunno common name...) - Macropharyngodon Choati, choati leopard wrasse/ - exquisite wrasse - radiant wrasses - cleaner wrasse - blueface angel - moorish idol - neon gobies (yellow and blue. G.randalli/oceanops) - red head gobies - eastern hula fish - lunar wrasses - sunset wrasses - cuban hog - spanish hog - nake-d clowns - nake-d clowns with some white markings... - black clowns - platinum clowns - flameback angel - flame angels - A. Dussumieri tang. - christmas wrasse - Coris formosa (juveniles) - Harlequin tusk fish i kinda forgot the rest.... >< CF - TONS of clams! small one. - at least 4 (maybe more, forgot) joculators! big! about 3 inch - abbarent/hybrid lemonpeel? big anyway. very little blue markings on eye, gill spine/cover and fins. blue markings are faint but evident... displayed in LED so i assume its special. - regular lemonpeels - peppermint hogs - left over aussie corals. very stable now especially the elegance. acans, scolymia, favia, duncans, bubble, hammer etc. - temminckii wrasse - debelius fairy - rest pretty much normal ones. again, forgot the rest.. ><

trying this for the 2nd time. Macropharngodon choati. big and very fat. hopefully it will be here to stay. swimming around for about an hour after introduction, then went into the sand. thanks greencloud for reserving this 1 for me.

my growing rics corner. the green 1 is a new resident here to join my old pinkish/orange one will slowly build this up. take my time haha. not really my cup of tea on its own, but they look very nice when grown in a little cluster IMO. slowly collect and make the base of that rock a little ric garden. taking my time on this.. expensive little corals. buying them 1 by 1 instead of a few at 1 go.