Admiraltian

Upz...

Xenia is the not pulsating pumping type for those who enquire, thks. Upz for red Mille.

All ur fishes very healthy and active, well done!!

Up, left last red millipora frag. Price reduced $4.

Bro, u still hunting for Xenia?

Your corals looked so much nicer now. Look bigger too.

I think they do, juz give them a call to check.

Already quite a nice zoas collection u have there.

Yes, bro. Take good care of ur Heath in order to enjoy the finer things in life (reefing). Cheers.

That's a gd idea, save $$$ first for future reefing.... Ha ha

Looking good so far.

Up for the coming weekend...

Lots of beautiful anthias!!

Nice jawfish.

Welcome to this hobby!!

Upz...

Beautiful spses!!

Ha ha... It is late nite, eyes r sleepy so I Thot u r the TS. My apologies. Which lfs is that?

Sorry, bro. It is not the pulsating type.

Last piece, anyone???

Up.

There 2 pics in post # 1, the first pic is the one normal colored, the second pic is the same piece but bleached, rite? So when u got it, it's in the first pic(normal colored) or 2nd pic( bleached) state? Cos u said when u got it, it in pink color, a bit bleached but yet u show a pic of red healthy brain. So kinda confused by wat u mean.

The color of the brain when u first got it looked ok. Bleached after juz one week kinda fast though. If it losing more colors then u have to start providing some shades for it.

Sorry, didn't see your tank height and the number of t5 u r using. Increase ur nos of t5 first. 2 tubes too little. Try moving higher with low flow.

If I were u, I will chose a low flow & shaded area, (not dark must have light but not direct lighting) and place the trachy there. Moving it every few days to find a good spot for it will only further stress the coral out. Once fixed on the location, daily dosing of iodine or lugol solution to help healing. If the skeleton showing and there decomposition near the area where skeleton exposed, try to clean away the rotting skin if u hv coral rx or lugol solution, dipping in it for a few mins & gently shake away the rotting part. When done, rinse in fresh saltwater & return to it location. Hope this helps.