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Found these yellow slugs today. They have sorta like cauliflower "eye stalks". Are they a danger to my corals?

Recently had an outbreak of what I believed is velvet. Pretty much killed all my fish with the exception of a 6line wrasse. The wrasse looks fine in every way, eating well and no spots of any sort. Will the pathogens clear off by itself in due course without removing the wrasse? (will be a major PITA to get it out and not to mention i do not have a QT too....)

500LPH for 1 feet cube. I tried feeding mysis shrimp and pellets (really small ones), it was not the least bit interested. Anyway, it 'disappeared'. Im guessing it died and got eaten by the snail...

hello, just got the clown goby for slightly over a week now. however it is still not eating and is getting really thin. Any way to induce it to eat? looks like its starving itself to death.

my zoa is doing fine now ever since i changed to 2*16watt lights. Thanks for the help.

<p>Thanks for all the advice.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>I think it may be because of the light. i shifted it higher up and it seems to be opening up a lil more.</p>

Hello Jeff, Thank you for the kind advice. 1. Will go about doing that tonight 2. Yes it is under direct current. 3. Is my light power too low and thus causing them to behave this way? (2x t5 tubes 6 watts ea)

Im using T5 X2 6watts ea its for a 1 feet nano cube. I did not use any dip prior to putting the coral in there. Anyway to check if its parasites?

Hello, The zoa i had is for about 3 weeks now. Initially it looks fine and all the polyhs were opened. However, these couple of days, it has all but closed up. Is it because its dying? Should i remove it before it fouls up the water and kill the other inhabitants?