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@Srt4eric could probably use the cucumber

I love how you can always tell a reefer's house from the sidewalk with the blue lights! Kessils look nice on there, did you go with two gooseneck and two fixed arm mounts?

Sounds like they're depleted uranium!

Chaeto will usually suck up any free Mn and lots of Fe, you'll need to dose quite a bit to have it detectable. But remember there's a difference between 0 with no dosing and a 0 with dosing. The corals will at least have access to some with the dosing.

Figured it out! Harmless per Delbeek: https://reefbuilders.com/2015/05/28/coeloplana-benthic-ctenophores-living-nose/

It's rare that I can't identify something these days, but this little invertebrate is completely stumping me. It appears to have a flatworm or nudibranch style body with two nets it casts out for food that have the shape of a half strand of DNA or a fish ribcage. They're motile and can retract...

Was there today, the tanks are PACKED. Lots of different species. Only got a Wave Engine v2 urchin and some crabs since I'm still cycling for now. Did run into @Matthew Meyer though (kick those dinos!)

Definitely visit the local stores here, they often have big deals on holidays. Also check in with @coralexotic and @Arvin R aka Kay's Coral Cove since they're local vendors too. The buy sell trade forum like others have mentioned has amazing deals as well from other members, but you'll have to...

Mine was titled "Death of a POTM winner"

@JVU @Srt4eric looks like we should schedule the next BOD meeting

This is why Robert is a real one and gives good advice. Dip everything!

Lots of good discussion here. Hopefully folks can make the next BOD meeting and have their voices heard too!

Only photo I had from October but it's still encrusting. The tort was shading it a ton until I fragged it back:

Still alive

Mine seems to lose every sting battle (shrooms, hammers, etc.). Keep them safe!

I can chop mine up for you but it's up in Oakland

Fluc doesn't always wipe it out with the one treatment. I've seen it show up again afterwards without adding anything new to the tank.

Can we rename it BAR Tort?

They've been a thing for awhile. This is at Animal Kingdom:

Ulva is a nightmare, but hydrogen peroxide really works well on it. Probably good to dip anything it starts to get a foothold on. I vaguely remember hearing mollies might eat it though.