Guess I’ll keep the photos coming, as things are doing pretty well.
I recently was able to add some very nice Acros which I generously received from another member’s tank breakdown. None of what you see here would be possible without BAR.
I also recently switched from a small RedSea gyre to a...
Two days ago I accidentally fragged a green slimmer. The white you see below is newly exposed skeleton…. with poyps sticking through! Maybe this is more common that I realize but I’ve never heard of it happening before. I’ve always assumed the flesh needed to grow first.
Here’s a question I’ve always wondered at the most inconvenient time: What’s the best way to handle/ pick up/ move the nudibranch’s? They always seem so fragile and I haven’t found a good way to handle them.
I agree that those are all zoas and not palys. Many people would be happy to take them off your hands, as it sounds like you may have a particular sensitivity that you shouldn’t risk.
I would be in. I have a 5 gallon tank dedicated to intentionally growing Aiptasia right now, and they’re not growing as fast as I would have expected. Started feeding live baby brine at @JVU’s suggestion.
I’d be interested in what you have and the knowledge.