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Have always kept a few bumble bees in my nanos. Never had that issue, or at least not that I’ve seen. But I feed heav-ish.

Pull each rock, wear gloves and be careful to avoid cuts. Vermatids can be sharp and cuts + exposure to saltwater and bacteria can lead to infection for some. Use a scalpel and make sure you get each one off from the base. Don’t just snip the portion extending vertically. Once you’re done, rinse...

Thought I was looking at mostly skeleton, but if it’s just a bleached appearance but the tissues still there makes sense. My bad. Should be a nice piece if someone can help it recover

At all? I see a few sprinkles of life at best. Are you seeing a moderately healthy colony here? If so, man I really need to go to the optometrist

Maybe it’s the pic, but that thing looks pretty dead

Zoas can be like that sometimes. These were in fairly rough shape when I got them. On top of that you just fragged then again. Give them time. The ones I still have now all seem to be fully settled so from the last I fragged them to now, it’s been about 3 weeks. As for PAR, last I measured...

Bumping this up! Have a few more to move. They are doing much better now than when I got them in and fragged them!

Welcome! Beautiful tank! I am not too far, in WC!

Definitely. I tweaked the rules. The frags I have available are like 8+ polyps so any frag back in the chain is fine really

Underrated tanks. I’ve only had a couple nanos, the UNS60S. One currently running for the past 4 years. Great tanks. Clear glass and the 45° mitered edges look very nice

Ended up making the bracket myself… and were operational. I think it looks great!

Blades have landed. Also managed to make a mount that I think will work great and looks sleek! Will post an update once mounted!

Appreciate the offer. Given how limited it was visibly, I’ve either tossed the culprit rocks or peroxide soaked the parts of the rock with the issue. Hopefully that resolves it

Apparently didn’t help with mine either cause I wrapped up a treatment not too long ago

Will the peroxide rinse for a couple minutes handle at least the visible ulva that I soaked?

My tank is small, so limited options as to what I can add. I have plenty of torches and brittle stars. I’ll have to consider what else to add if this peroxide rinse doesn’t help. I’ve already tossed the two smaller rocks that had the majority of it that I saw in the tank

Alright, so every rock that I can visibly see any ulva on has been removed and will be tossed. One of my rocks has my torch garden. I pulled it, hit all spots with the ulva with some peroxide and let sit for a couple minutes. Should I be in pretty decent shape? Don’t think there is much else I...

damn, I miss my live rock-less tank… since adding live rock I got bryopsis, sponges galore, now this stuff. Fun! Easiest way to deal with this?

Have these two algae’s growing in my tank. No idea where they came from other than possibly from the live rock in my tank which is OG live rock imported 15ish years ago and was acquired from a tank shut down a while ago. I scrubbed the rock pretty well before putting into my tank so this wasn’t...

I gave a frag to @Fish Boss today. This post was automatically created by BARcode