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About the wrasse.....he isn't as bright red as he was in the store....more dull colored. Any particular reason why?

Thanks for all the advice zeroc. To answer your questions: Ammonia running .25-.50 Nitrite running about .25 Nitrate running about .20 Long fin fairy wrasse

I am a newb.....here is my stock: 38 gallon tank water temp 78 degrees Salinity 1.25 PH 8.0 low ammonia low nitrates low nitrites cannister pump T5 lighting approx: 35 lbs of live rock 2 clowns 2 yellow belly damsels 1 fairy wrasse 1 watchman gobey 2 cleaner shrimp 3 emerald crabs approx: 12...

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not the best picture in the world but you can kind of make out the dark top half of the fish.

Should I be concerned about my clownfish darkening on its upper half?

It definitely looks more like the stomatella. Are they harmful to anything?

Yeah.....it moves. It has little antennas and little legs with a clear kind of shell shaped like half of a sunflower seed. It has like a cotton like trailer that sticks out about 1/2 inch

Wow.....so one may never see it?

But don't you think I would be able to see it?

Mine the same thing too. They will get braver and start exploring. Before you know it, they will be wagging their little tail fins!

Do the skunk striped cleaner shrimp make loud clicking sound? I keep hearing random clicks and pops in my tank and can't trace it back to anything??

Here is another question.....what is this thing and is it bad? Just a starter aquarist so I feel kind of stupid asking this stuff but this hobby is spendy so I am trying to avert catastrophes!

That's one of my damsels

Thanks guys. That makes me feel a little better. I have two yellow belly damsels that are only about 1.5-2.0 inches long. I haven't seen any sign of aggression other than my cleaner shrimp trying to get a hold of everything that passes by. My tank is a 38 gallon.

White spot on back. No little ich spots or nothing wrong with gills or fins. No sure if just a scrape. Have two emerald crabs, two skunk cleaners, watchman, and two damsels.