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In the old days I remember hearing flame angels were not Xenia safe. But they never eliminated it and given the lower nutrient tanks we kept back then, they probably weren't as well fed!

Update: Ended up going with the an Ace Hardware work platform like this and a $30 Costco stepladder. Both work great!

Isn't that just the bolus method? ;)

Second this on females. They have a wider carapace plate on the bottom.

I think they might have only become active today. The one I got a month ago had today's date on it.

Note I'll be adding things to this, but first I highly recommend you buy this book first. It's only $39 and you'll learn way more than ending up with a couple white shells at the end. https://www.saltwateraquarium.com/giant-clams-in-the-sea-and-the-aquarium-book-by-james-w-fatherree First off...

Ah nice! Was going to say just shoot their support email a question, they're really responsive.

So basically Derek's new tan over the next few weeks is already explained! Everyone looking into his tank:

He's in Foster City. Plus given @Ayman is a sleep deprived new dad, I'm gonna guess you'll need another person for sure!

I'd help but my leg is still is like pulled pork lol

@t0mmy108 you use AFR correct? That probably is what is going on here.

You going with a glow and grow? I have a grow only on my 12g and the colors are pretty Windexy.

One thing the blades have us a mounting screw hole on the end that could possibly factor into your design.

It follows me around since it thinks I'm feeding it always.

A lot of stores keep their fish in hyposalinity for stress reasons. Highly recommend you keep your tank closer to1.026/35ppt for your corals and other invertebrates, plus it makes it easier to maintain key parameters.

Some updates, used clownfish from @Srt4eric by way of @Blaise006 on the 26th Got a tuxedo urchin and some blue leg hermits from @robert4025 's store too. Just starting to get some algae forming on the sides and sand. Otherwise things moving along slowly. Hopefully can add some more fish...

It's so interesting how they're "easy" in a sense compared to other fish that need crazy specific copepods or other invertebrate diets at different stages, but still require live feeding. I've heard of people finding small ones in their sumps that have survived off of junk going over the overflow.

I have a wild one and I trained it on how to eat frozen food going from capelin roe to even huge chunks of mysis, but it still hasn't figured out pellets yet. Another reason to go captive bred when possible.

Welcome Kai and Richie! Feel free to ask us any questions about how the website works or any reefing related things!

Yeah it's hard with the time of use. I do the 4-9pm higher bracket which is easy to manage from an appliance standpoint, but not great when you want your viewing photoperiod when you're home from work. That's probably when you're most active too now with the baby!