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First one is Caulerpa serrulata.

Common Gammarid Amphipod. Good fish food.

Limewater doesn't contain any Magnesium, it must be some other additive, or perhaps a bad batch of salt. I question how Alkalinity could stay normal with Calcium so high but I suppose it's possible with such a high Mg level.

Half of those fish will typically eat the other more docile fish. Per haps with a huge tank and a lot of hiding spaces. What size is the tank?

The idea behind sugar dosing (or more commonly Vodka dosing) is to grow lots of aerobic bacteria that consume Phosphates and then die for the skimmer to remove. I'm not convinced it's effective for Nitrates but like 2qiills, I could be wrong.

Given those two options I would choose Mysis.

+1 on what Joe said. I strongly recommend trimming out at least 1/3 of the older growth every week. Even if it isn't growing trim out a third of it.

Same except they require overnight shipping and better temp control.

Flaked food is a terrible food. See if you can find some prawn eggs and/or freeze dried Cyclop-eeze. Try bumping up the water circulation to get the Clownfish moving.

Looks like a Hair Worm to me. Cirratulid sp. Beneficial detrivores.

OMG!! A Snake sighting :eek:

I used to ship corals. I used the breathable bags and they had no problem being in the box for 2 or 3 days.

The worm is a type of Bristleworm commonly called a Hair Worm aka Cirratulid sp. Very beneficial.

Can you do a 50% water change? Adding that rock isn't going to add much to the ammonia level but it does have the potential to take care of some of that ammonia. If it were me I would add the rock right away and then do a 50% water change.

It was so inconvenient trying to grow corals using whale oil lamps.

I found one of my old Clownfish hosting this guy:

They can host Ick and Brook :p

The one in my signature.

The reef plugs are very convenient. You can start the coral low in the tank and slowly set it higher each week until you think it's in the ideal place. You want to do this if the store you purchased it from doesn't have intense lighting in order to acclimate the coral to your lighting. Once...

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