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The light fixture I have uses double ended Halide bulbs. One of the bulbs will not fit into place properly. The left side of the bulb will not slide down into its slot all the way, whereas, the right side fits snug. This has caused the metal on the ends of the bulb to burn. I have broken several...

Originally Posted by Shrimpy Brains Lol.... I was going to say it looked like a piece of plastic. Check your tank top and see if it's splitting. Thanks, it's good to know, I am not the only one who does things like that. its coming off the sides of the overflow box. Theres another big piece...

Originally Posted by bigarn Your tank is missing some sealant. yeah, it appears to be coming from the overflow box. Should be ok, i think

it is a piece of something (rubber, plastic)

hmmm, on second thought, it looks alot like a strip of rubber or something...

Just found this guy and was able to get a few pics.

Originally Posted by loopy101 i would say it looks like a plate coral as well. but if you say there isnt any skull. then i dont know what to think. so from what i understand the whole thing is soft?? no skull? can you get a picture of it when the lights first come on when its in its shrunken...

I wished I had pet insurance. I got a $5,000 vet bill last week

Nice. Hope they all do well!

hmm I dont care what the product is, If I got tricked into clicking on it, I would never buy it. Even if i was in the market for it and it was a good deal. Works both ways, or not...

my tank was covered in the stomatella slug things for a while, but it seems they've mostly dissappeared. I never see them anymore... weird

google Phyllangia americana or 'hidden cup coral' and see if thats what you have. I cant really tell from the pics (1st pic)

Originally Posted by BTLDreef LOL ... my sixline was like your damsels. One of the happiest days was when my sixline got stuck in the overflow and I was finally able to get rid of him. The problem with sixlines is they're a 50/50 on whether or not they'll be little monsters in your tank or not...

Originally Posted by Anjiro Uh, I do not remember what they thrive on but it seems more often than not they can choke out corals. I know when my LFS had a flat problem they fixed it with velvet nudi's. https://www.saltwaterfish.com/Blue-Ve...nch_p_327.html Thanx for the link. I need a couple...

I've been reading a little about the red flatworm, and like the above poster said, I planned to syphon them. Also, I read that a wrasse would eat these. I'm curious if a whipfin fairy wrasse would eat them... One more question. What harm exactly are these parasites doing??