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I prefer the newer MDP line over the dcp. LCD controller plus optional app.

Thank you to everyone for your support along the way. I was pretty excited for this guy and losing him was not fun. If it somehow pops up I owe everyone a beverage. I will wait until the next batch of @under_water_ninja ’s pink streaked wrasses is QTd and try again then. Sorry for the rants in...

Params: Sg: 1.026 Alk: 9.7 Calc: untested Mag: untested N: 0.5 P: 0.092

Turns out my doser is too cheap to dose 1ml reliably so my nitrate hit 0 again and phosphate is 0.092. I might just manually have it dose nitrate once or twice a week. The high phosphates explain why my glass now requires daily cleaning. I’m assuming it’s from the pink streak wrasse that didn’t...

1 week later and 0 sightings since I put him in. I noticed a large spike in green algae on my glass requiring twice daily cleanings vs my usual twice a week. Could these be completely unrelated? Yes. But I’m going to call it here. The fish didn’t make it. I appreciate everyone’s optimism but...

An inkbird is a $30 thermostat controller. Mine cuts heater power at 78 and turns on a fan at 79. It beeps for less than 77 and greater than 80.

If you need any chunky bubblegum digi frags for free, DM me.

Did you pay via credit card? Theres always the option of a charge back. It seems to get quite manufactures suddenly willing to talk.

Checked under every rack. I can’t check under rocks without toppling my aquascape. I’ve feed the tank 4 times since bringing this wrasse home and didn’t see him once. I think I’m mostly salty about the cost. I understand not every fish will make it.

Unfortunately several people have told me that this species is a mucus cocoon sleeper and not a sand burrier. I’ve all but given up on ever seeing this wrasse again. Lighting cash on fire would have been a better use of money in this situation. I don’t think I’ll attempt a second pink streaked...

Params: Alk: 8.5 (no clue why it dropped 1.5dkh as I havent changed dosing) Calc: untested Mag: untested N: 1.9 P: 0.033

I tried Brightwell clean for 2 months and saw zero changes.

Didn’t even think to, I will now.

Yup, no luck. I have a strip of rubber as a jump guard from my main DT area to the AIO area.

I searched with a flashlight at dawn without results. I’ve checked every rock crevice I can think of. I’ll give it until Friday and then I’ll admit defeat.

Thanks all for the support. I’m going to wait 2 weeks to see if he comes out of the sand.

Fed the tank and saw no sign of him. I would have put my perchlet in an acclimation box if I would have known this would be the outcome.

Still can’t find him. it’s starting to look grim. 2-4 months of searching and only 24h in my tank before he disappeared. It’s beyond frustrating and disappointing to acquire a hard to get and pricier fish just for this to happen.

My geometric perchlet kicked him out from behind the filter last night and now I can’t find him after 15 mins of searching. I’m hoping he’s just hiding because I heard some loud pistol shrimp snapping at night.

He’s allivvveee.