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Man it feels like there is so much of this lately. I think we have all been cooped up too long during this pandemic, and have nothing better to do. We really need to have another frag swap once it makes sense to do so, so we can get away from all of this text based communication and just talk...

I will add my 2 cents. I think the DBTC program has always allowed for the chain starter to decide for themselves how selective they want their chain to be. For some rare/expensive corals it makes sense to be a little more picky when selecting recipients, especially when the chain is still young...

Looking forward to this, miss seeing your beautiful pictures!

Aquatic Collection in Hayward

Exactly you have to treat fish as if they have visible signs of disease

@MichaelW outlines his process nicely here: https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/drreefsquarantinedfish-com.28152/post-414341 Per your terminology of your post a couple of posts up, it appears that the fish are not simply being quarantined but also being treated with various medications...

Haha yeah I had to use google search

Here was the thread for that: https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/poll-keep-or-remove-tapatalk-integration.26987/

Man sorry to hear that. I hope he makes it. I know some power heads like my eco techs move slowly before starting up full strength, I guess to warn any fish too close.

Looks like some of the white spots are at the tips, which are normal as that means growth

Dude those are some nice zoas! Looks like utter chaos to me

At least your taste is consistent lol

The boy has good taste!

https://www.bareefers.org/forum/threads/how-do-i-become-a-supporting-member.14130/ best $35 you can spend in this hobby

That actually sounds like a really interesting experiment. I wonder how it will work once it eventually converges in the middle? Especially these ones with different color growth rims

This guy named @Coral reefer

Yep I agree with @ashburn2k, they look like Pink Zippers

Yep! Seeing some yellow starting on some of the ridges, hoping its the start of new eyes.

Yep looks like a bristleworm to me

It might have caught something and was eating it. but nothing too troublesome. I would be worried if was closed for long periods of time, like hours.