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Under my blue tangs eye. All of my levels are low. And I turn my lights on in the morning before I leave and turn them off before I go to bed.

Today when I turned on my light for my fish tank. I noticed that there was a little white speck alittle below his eye. But I don't think it was a ich spot it looked like something else. Can anyone help me and what should I do?

I've had my sponge for about 4-5 months and all of a sudden my sponge started to grow some white stuff on his branches. And I was wondering if anyone out there knows what it is? And if anyone could help me out?

This just came to from reading another thread. Do any of you think if I put carbon in my filter out my water and drop my nitrates?

It is a blue dot stingray. And it should have a tank of atleast 150 gallons.You should have sand as the substrate. And no live rock. And you could feed it squid or live feeder shrimp. But it should only kept by experienced aquariests.

Is that a Bristletooth Tomini Tang? And if so and if you don't mind me asking how much was it?

He kind of stoped after I fed him and my other fish. And now he is swimming happily grazing on the live rock.

Don't make the same mistake that me and everyone else did when they first bought their tank. Add the wrong fish. What you should do is buy some green chormises of damsels. To let your tank cycle (become established) . Beware though, damsels are really mean fish so I would just go with chromises...

It kind of looks like a spotted kole tang.

How old is your tank?

I know you can only house them with aggressive fish. eels, lions, sharks, puffers, etc.

You would need atleast a 150 gallon tank. And what kind of stingray.

If I am correct you can get sea urchins. But keep you nitrates low.

Thank you guys for answering my question. But I have another question.This morning when I turned on my lights my foxface seemed calm from the acclimation from the night before. But he is fighting with his reflection in the mirror.

If you get the puffer you won't able to get any invertabrates. Because puffers are known to eat anything with a hard shell.

first of all how big is your tank?

What is the difference between a foxface lo and a one spotted foxface? Because I bought a one spotted foxface today.

Thank you for the help and relief.

So do you guys think it's nothing to worry about? If so thank the BIG G upstairs.

No. But earlier that day I put a slime coat medication in my tank. Do you think that is why his eye is a little foggy. (when I say foggy you can barley tell the difference).