yellowtang

If only I have the same zoa fingers for my Sps.Lemonade Jokers Paly Nuclear Hulky

Giesmann 250 x2 + 4 x t5.eagle eyessunflowers.

fire & ice ,rainbow Paly,hornets,super blue tubs,giant coy America.

my purple death is huge! Biggest I have seen!

Stray, got blue polyp monti, sell 1 frag to me. Thanks mike

I increased my 03, ozone to eliminate the ichy parasites. Mighjt set up my UV light too. wonder applying morpiko on the affected fish helps? cheers

Bro Fuel provides very good quality live zooplankton. You can check with him. cheers

yes. you also quarantine a new fish to prevent a potential new virus from introducing to the existing pond which the old fishes might not have immunity. Also to prevent the new fish from additional stress ( water temp, water chemistry and bullies ) that will lowered its immune system. cheers

I second morpiko ( actually this is my fav mosquito bite cream ) thesis. Germs and bad bacs are everywhere, in the water,in the air and inthe fish inside and outside. If the fishes are healthy, they will not be infected . Once they are weakened, for example due to bad water quality,all the bad virus will stake their claims. I am also against fish mediciation. You probably kill the fish faster. To each its own, no right or wrong. cheers

Great larry! I second it as my backup too. Market no good to me , or else would have bought it. cheers

Thank you Lemon. After 40 years, i finally got the truth, and from a young reefer. You youngsters are so power knowleged. Much appreciated. mike

As usual, a very clear answer from bro Lemon. But it was not long ago, maybe 40 years ago, that i used a brush to sweep these white spot off my fighting fish. They really came off ! Caught you. How you gonna explain it. Cheers, mike

youngman Stray, plse do so.Cheers

Thanks, Xiane. Its not easy to catch the fish in my setup. Hope the cleaner shrimp will brush these white spots away. cheers

thank you for yr prompt answer. cheers

Fish itchy with white spots. Can cleaner wrasse get rid of the parasites ? cheers

Bro RA, welcome to the long but rewarding reefing journey. You have just made the right move. Important thing is dont get into rush act ( oops, thats your nick ) and get burnt out like many young reefers. cheers mike

1" ? i dont believe it. Have to see to believe. If they are in your house, i will probably go over on weekends. cheers

Thanks for the advanced notice. I better start clearing for more space .Hope its rainbow stag ! cheers ** better get the credit card funds transfer ready too !**

Butter doesnt fly.. why its called butterfly. For Ah Siang to crack his brain. cheers

Expensive with a capital E. Always keep the butterfly in your tank if it is effective. Dont make the same mistake as me by taking away the butterfly away when it seems that the Aips are gone. They just gone into hiding. With butterflies around, they wouldnt dare to venture out. Everything is in check and control. Thats how nature works... Good Chhers, mike

Stray, you just want me to toss all my zoas away. mike

Yes. Hermit crabs love bergia too. You have to understand that berghia are very small, maybe 7mm as adult size and they operate at night. Hermit crabs are active at night too. They are very slow moving and thats where the wrasse will come in as well. Not all wrasse rest early. I even have 1 berghia swallowed alive by a big aips when it was blown by the wave maker into it. This is my personal experience only. others might be different. If I were to try again, I will probably, if $ permits, get 30 berghia nudis into my 4 footer. The last time, i bought 12. And its very interesting on how berghia attacks the aips. They willl attack from the aips base and it s a clean wipeout. cheers

Yo, this is certainly the joke of the month! I salute you,bro

resurrect it for sps hunters rgds