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ok... so there is my answer :)

They are hard to get rid of but it can be done :)

FYI Eggs survive most dipping as far as I know.

Eggs are almost never on the clean live coral. frag plugs, live rock, dead coral... all can host eggs and other pests like unwanted algae. I would re-frag anything I put in my tank(not that I would put anything new in anyways) :)

Awesome Kris! I went through all the pests too! It keeps things interesting :)It looks like the Zebrasoma desjardini is doing well :)

ALL YE LISTEN HERE!!!! THIS FRAG SURVIVES! THIS IS THE MAIN REASON TO SHARE! when you are ready PatrickB :)

It looks pretty solid. I would do that assuming the platform is carbon fiber or titanium :D

nice stand~!

I think it's because they are inbred. They are so clueless when they are laying eggs, half of the eggs get broadcasted to the surrounding area then become food for the other fish :)

like clockwork!

sunday spawn

we will need DNA for a positive ID.

Nice set up Mr peterson! A quick question. How were you able to move your ricordea? I have some that I would like to move :)

Unfortunately not. I will be there opening day ;)

a few pics with the cell phone today. Enjoy. :)

It has been a while since I updated this thread. All is well :)

welcome :)

you might want to look with some form of magnification. I find it next to impossible that your sand is void of anything larger than bacteria. most of the sand bed critters are not visible to the naked eye.

Months grow like weeds. I break off big chunks all the time. The will take over. Keep them down low in the tank or they will block all the light