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Yeah, I've increased flow, sucked out the cyano with water changes, fed less, changed my sock everyday, moved the sand around more, all parameters are good. I just don't know what else to do and why it's still here. So, yes, I'm going to use chemicals as a last resort even though I don't want to.

I can't beat the red cyano. I've been beaten by it; about a four month battle and I've tried everything. I'm going to get red slime remover tomorrow to try and get rid of it.

Anyone know what kind I have?

Well, if you ever don't want to "have" to feed anything in there anymore you can send it my way.

Those are some enormous duncans and acans you have. Very nice.

Do you feed the same as most LPS? Mysis, krill and cyclo?

Here is my first one. Just got it today. I don't know what kind it is or anything. Will they spread onto the sand? It's starting to grow around the frag plate it's on. Do you feed them at all or just lighting?

St Petersburg here

Yeah, I really like the sohals and that's what I really wanted but was a little pricey for me. Plus I read that they get pretty large and need a bigger tank than a 90 to live in for a long period of time.

Well, unfortunately when I came home from work today he was dead. This is the first fish I've lost in this tank and he was one of my favorites already.

Anyone ever had a problem with getting a clown tang to eat? I've had him for about a week or so and he has been nipping at some algae I've had on my rock, but he's not really eating anything else. I've tried frozen, flake, pellet, and nori and he really hasn't touched anything. Tonight he's...

Do they grow their own skeleton if there is no rock or do they just encrust existing rock?

I spot feed a mixture of mysid, krill, cyclo, and flake about twice a week to mine and they seem to be doing great and growing.

That thing is awesome. I've seen some at my LFS and thought they looked pretty cool but I don't know anything about what they need as far as lighting and what not. Are they a difficult coral to keep and what are the flow and lighting requirements?

Originally Posted by JerryAtrick Candy cane feelers will usually come out at night after the lights have been turned off. Sometimes they will come out during the day when food is in the tank. +1 on that

Your tank looks amazing. I wish mine will look that good one day.

Good luck my friend. I've tried everything except the chemicals to get rid of it and it still comes back. It's been about a four month battle so far.

Bubble algae will spread very fast and become a huge nuisance and eye sore if it is not taken care of. I had a huge outbreak of it and added about five emerald crabs in my 90 gallon. They took care of it very quickly and efficiently. I've also heard that fox face rabbit fish eat it also.

Here's an updated pic

Originally Posted by OceanLover Your aquarium is beautiful and looks well cared for. The zoas are vibrant and happy looking. But my favorite thing in your tank is the Midas Blenny! You got a great picture of a fish that likes to keep moving! Thank you very much.. Funny you say likes to...