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is this a tenuis? kind of looks like one...

think its a brain freeze. yeah it does

I love the smell of acros out of water

yeah for sure, just took one. I passed a few of the chunks to @Randyadammartin, atm have a few loose pieces on the sandbed.

rms slide

wouldn't it be more trace element removal than nutrients?

well I now feel compelled to take a look in person...

jeez why are they moving the camera so fast

Quarantining fish is definitely a big aspect of the hobby that can get really fun/stressful at times (just like sps!). With those expensive fish do they give a guarantee at all?

1. You really only need a small amount--you want a very thin layer of glue over the area, any coral tissue that comes in contact will die 2. Atleast it wont be spreading. You'd have to be careful for sure to avoid a mess. Maybe start by killing off a small patch and see if you can easily peel it...

This https://www.amazon.com/Seachem-Reef-Cyanoacrylate-Coral-Mounting/dp/B01HMWPMOC/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=reef+super+glue&qid=1614919928&sr=8-3 is pretty cheap and you only need a little to cover an entire area. The gsp will probably be easier to peel off after you apply the gel and it dies.

you could cover it with superglue

if still available i could take some...

bone butters and kalimantan paste!

kalkwasser is the easiest imo

I have a bunch of frags in Saratoga! pm me if you want to stop by, the sooner the better.

yeah mounting mini colonies is sometimes a PITA

@spongebob Hey isn't this you? https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/for/d/daly-city-red-sea-reef-350-full-setup/7280876171.html What happened?

i think adding power tools only increases the disaster potential...

interested! I can come over right now if you're in Saratoga