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LMK if you need any other help Betsy and Lawrence. 34 ppm out of your garden hose is pretty good.:)

Good luck with the tank transfer Boun. Smart move going with hard to kill corals...that's the route I'm taking.

My biggest mistake was walking down the saltwater fish isle at the LFS.

Yup...for me. Lmk when it's a good time to hook up. Thanks for the offer E!

Mike....any more frags of the nephthea?

Hang in there!

Welcome!

You're welcome.

Nope...not going to the meeting. Pm for a time to pick-up.

I tossed most of the dog ear, but can make a baggie size amount. I also have a boat load amount of cheato.

Welcome! Neptune's is your best bet in the South Bay.

Welcome!

Even if they've been model citizens for years...they can one day acquire a taste for corals.

Hi Geneva, I have never noticed the pygmy angels nipping at the corals. Although, I did notice one of the female swallowtails nipping on my open brain the other day. I have a XL Acclimate fish trap if you need to borrow it.

Are they eating pellets yet John? I just received my New Era Spectrum Hex Shield pellets if you need some.

I suspected uronema also. The anti parasitic caviar is probably your best bet to treat it.

I've read the same thing about wrasses and dragonets with the thick mucus they secrete makes them less vulnerable to the ich parasite. Just from observing the animals the hippo and swallowtail angels got it worst, but are looking really good. I saw some spots on the exquisite wrasse, and orange...

Hmmm....my original bimaculatus anthias developed lessions on their side. I only ended up with one survivor out of six. The three I added look good so far though. Which meds did you order?

Not sure on the regeneration time. CC starfish are not reef safe though...they eat soft corals, sponges, tube worms, clams, & other star fish.