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My clown fish keeps hosting my leather coral. Now it's all close up. I don't want it to die! Been close up for two days. I notice it tried spreading outwards. To get away from my clown fish. (It's a devil hand type.) Yesterday I brought a bubble coral, and less then 5 mins my clown starts...

Still close up. Is it going to die?

Originally Posted by bknow brains usually open up at night with no light... Really? So brain coral are night time feeders? Didn't know that, I found it open in light?

WOW that's so cool! I am just starting on my tank, be a dream if I could have mine look like yours! Good job!

aww that's sucks, would a finger leather coral be better?

This morning I got a brain coral and finger leather coral. My finger leather seem to be doing fine, open up. I am worried about my brain coral. Does it take more then 8 hours for a new coral to open? Maybe I am getting to hyped up over nothing, but it better to be safe. Then wait. My water test...

Symptoms: A). The fish whirl or wobble around the aquarium Cause: This is a gram-positive bacterial infection of the swim bladder known as: Whirling disease Treatment: Treat with TMP Sulfa -or- Erythromycin OR The swim bladder contains purulent fluid. Large numbers of bacteria are found in the...

Here something I found http://www.fishyfarmacy.com/fish_dis...m_bladder.html

I have this book and all it's says is Isolate fish in warmer water and feed it medicated food. You could google it.

swim bladder disease?

Originally Posted by ReefForBrains No lighting. Extreme amounts of food and light flow and they are easy. Hard part is feeding such extreme with keeping water quality good. How much feeding? Everyday, couple times a day? How should I place it? On rock or sand?

How do you take care of a pink Carnation coral? I have my eyes set on one. Heard that's it's difficult. Why? I know that you needed to feed it a lot. Should it be everyday? Would a nano 12 gallon tank be big enough? How much lighting? How should the water flow be set on? Like direct on the...

Originally Posted by dr gonzo didnt know he had 2 threads just trying to cool things down it just seems some people got really upset really quick I know seem immure Anyway, I made a mistake on my water test, the nitrites2 were .25, NOT 2.5 Anyway with that being said, my damsel are not...

Kilhullen/petjunkie: I heard you loud and clear you're not the only ones here. You guys are being way too bossy, and need to leave this topic. You stated your options that's all you can do. You can't control another person. I know what you're saying. Can I please read others options. Also, the...

Also I told him if I should take out my damsel. He said that it will only slow or prevent the cycle. Telling me that the fish needs to produce waste to down the nitrites2. This is at a place for salt water. Trust me.

Here my water test: nitrites2: 2.5 ammonia: 0 Ph: 8.2 The guy said everything fine beside the nitrites2. Which is the fish killer.

Originally Posted by petjunkie He's got another thread where we told him to bring back the damsel or it would die, tank's is only a week old. Take the dead fish out, toss in a bunch of food to decompose and let the tank cycle, get some test kits so you know when the cycle is done and read the...

Again my tank is a week old, with sand, 1 damsel, live rock, ect. Well one of my tiny black/white damsel was sick. Named Rodey. I tried to take it out yesterday, but couldn't find it. Well something ate Rodey. Looks like the only thing left is the outer skin. Is that bad?

This my tank This the anemone white thing. Look in the center. Sorry for the crappy pictures. At the white patch look at the left. Here the feather worm

Ok then How to I get the crab and anemone out? About the damsel, I am using it to help with the cycle.