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Unfamiliar with ostropods. I assume not dangerous?

Here’s the photos I could snag. I saved the dip so I can share a sample as well. I’m terrible with microscopes.

http://drreefsquarantinedfish.com/

Display is back up and running. Out of all the fish that went into QT, the 2 rabbitfish, hippo tang, dotty back, 3 clowns, and dwarf angel survived. The big losses for me were two Hawaiian yellow tangs that I’ve had for years, an achillies, and the school of anthias. Uranema just whipped...

Couple more samples of solid PE. Although that Waltdisney looks a tad more green than yellow. Usually it’s a vibrant yellow. Maybe the system is getting a bit of iron from somewhere.

That would be nice. I’ve had other SPS recover, but unfortunately never a tenuis.

Here is a macro of a brand new home wrecker dying from the base up over the last two weeks since I added it. 6/4 - 8 hours after adding First night since adding 6/10 Since 6/10 the first row of polyps has died.

I snapped a few photos with my macro lens late last week. Here’s two, but no pictures of them outta water.

Consistent, and I check nutrients every 2-4 days via Hanna. Alk 8.2 +\- .2 DKH PO4 .06-.12 NO3 5ppm I’m not sure there is anything to find (besides the red flatworms), but I wanted to get a second set of eyes on it. I have had 4 newly purchased Tenuis show STN within weeks adding them to the...

Just finished dipping all the frag tank in flatworm exit before I dose the tank this weekend. Bunch of junk fell out. Figured I put the aftermath to the team to see if anyone sees any pests besides the red flatworms. I suspected black bugs may be in the system, but after multiple attempts with...

I’d love to pick up a piece of red dragon. I’m sorry to hear about the accident! :(

Prozac! Just teasing, although….. Edit: I realize I am having a hard time thinking of anything that has cost me less than $20 in this hobby.

Wasn’t aware of that. I’ll reach out. Thanks

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/10/161012144511.htm I would love to talk to anyone that is familiar with a way to influence the growth of Rhodobacteraceae, Synechococcus, and SAR11 with a more effective method than Carbon dosing. Dated 2016, so probably not news for most.

Great job helping everyone. There are so many intricacies regarding impacts to alkalinity. I think it’s super helpful for people to be able to reference this stuff so they can draw conclusions. Mastering alkalinity is a steep hill, I believe. It’s one of those things where I feel like...

PO4 for everyone!

Yea that’s pretty bad. I’ll help as soon as I am done at the office.

What mounting solutions are available for them? I only saw hanging.

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Thank you :)