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It's nature. In the wild, these damsel host on anemones I always thought only clownfish can host on anemones until I watch Nat Geo

i rem that LCK brought in the dominos and naked clowns last year, cant really recall

Does your yellow belly regal nip on any of your corals?

upzzz

Anyone has any to let go or is aware of any LFS selling them? Cheers

pmed

Ytd there was a shipment of soft corals, sponges, seafans, zoas. Also some SPS in the tanks. Usually a shipment of fishes from Philippines on Thurs noon.

There seem to be a spike in reefers encountering these dreaded zoas eating nudis, try salifert flatworm exit http://www.practicalcoralfarming.com/zoonudis.html

the common chromis?

What are the schooling fishes in this video?

Any gurus or regulars seen this fish in our LFS?

I think that is a sand dollar

there were 3 ultra grades, going for 450. really nice, but i think someone took all of them, it's still in the LPS display tank though

Iskay might be right, now that he says it, the extensions from the shell does makes it look more like a cowrie

looks like your friendly algae grazer whom survived CNY onslaught. Abalone

I saw them in person just now, really really colorful and nice.

Any of our LFS brings in or allows us to order a male and female pair of Xanthichthys mento? thanks

camping

Apologies and thanks for your understanding

I need that ich killer. Please reserved for me.

Please don't add that salt, it's very different. Keep the fish in that bag of water it came in and aerate it with a air pump, it will have a higher chance of survival, return it first thing in the morning.

the "view the full article" link isn't working, i believe there were similar incidents too but really appreciate your constant sharing from reefing news around the world!

saw nice red lobos also

1) Stop adding any livestock 2) You would need to allow a newly set up tank to cycle for at least 4 weeks 3) After 4 weeks you would need to test if the water is suitable for your marine livestock, you would need to test for ammonia, nitrite, nitrates, pH and salinity. 4) Ensure you have proper filtration system, using external filter with bio rings and charcoal can be a timebomb, use a sump with appropriate filters like skimmers. 5) Add in corals slowly. 6) If you want to add in fishes, you need to properly acclimatise them before adding them in. you can read more about acclimatising on this forum. Like what comy shared, read through all the pinned articles on the forum, and post questions on the forum.

There is an extremely huge and beautiful piece at IWarna, the last I enquire it was going for a 7 blues