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I have blue, yellow, unicorn, naso & foxface. 4ft, so far so good. Added from small to big size wise

Try pretech for aluminium profile, probably will cost u between $200-$300 delivered. Good thing is won't rust but it sometimes feels scary as if you push the tank the stand will shake a fair bit. Try C328 or Seaview if you insist on iron, they have 3ft standard, if you can find one that fits you, will be cheaper than custom or aluminium.

Pistol shrimp. No harm, just like to dig sand and make snapping noise

Green one should be green star polyp aka GSP. Pink one looks like Cauliflower Coral.

From my experience, I would think you can try putting it under shade and try. My yumas had the same problem, they cannot be out in the open, they will shrink and looked burnt. Once I move them into shade, they opened up and some are producing babies.

Is it this? "It might sound odd that invertebrates such as these will often reproduce in aquariums, but I've seen it happen on many occasions. Most have separate sexes, but many are hermaphroditic, some being simultaneous hermaphrodites, and they sometimes spawn in aquariums, which is often a tank-wide event.1,6 I've seen dozens of them simultaneously emerge from their hiding places in rocks and such, climb up the tallest thing they can find, and then start releasing tiny puffs of gametes into the water. Some can also brood their young, which are kept in pouches in their bodies and released as miniscule juveniles from the parent." From: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2014/6/inverts Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just like to check, do they like to walk all over zoas and stay on them like cleaner shrimps? Mine cleaner shrimps had been causing all my zoas to be constantly closed before they passed on due to a chiller death previously.

I got one from Pinnacle not too long ago, think they might still have it and Coral Farm has them too. Very interesting fish, mine developed a fixed sleep cycle, he swims out from 1000hrs to 1700hrs everyday and then digs into my sand to hide till the next. Hope you get one nice and stable. One thing to note, some experienced them hiding in the sand for as long as several weeks while mine hide for only 2 days. Sent from my SM-N910G using Tapatalk

I'm going HK in Nov, hopefully can find some nice frags. Sent from my SM-N910G using Tapatalk

Anyone seen GSP today?