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Yup

A matted file fish will also eat them. I have one but bc i liked the look of it

Its not good that live food isn't working but lions can go along time w o food. Basically, low light quiet conditions. Watch for any aggression between them

My gramma likes mine

Unfortunately i agree with imforbis. Also the bulbs have to be changed regularly or they dont work either

Ha ha i have the sponge bob pineapple too. Those look great, i love the in wall tanks. I want to do one but the wife says no. The only wall i could use goes into r bedroom lol

Agreed

Your back with a vengeance lol well done sir

Natural light is what wild corals use so i would think sure it would work. The issue is alage. With leds you can dial into certain wavelengths that grow coral, but not algae as well

Oh wth, that sucks. Atleast u should get a refund

If they still ship them the same as when i got my fish from swf.com they keep the fish sg around 1.017

I agree. Idk if its a power head issue or what. Very weird. Just started happening recently too. Last month or so. I use to do the same thing 2quills. Mix a batch and use as needed. Then i mixed up 25gallons went to use it a few days later and it was yucky lol

I tried both reg salt and coral pro. It does mix clear for the first hr. I have heard it takes less time for it to dissolve then other salts. Just seems odd lol

Ok folks, I've been having an issue with mixing my sw. After a few hrs of mixing either in the garbage can or bucket my water gets milky with a film on top. Thoughts?? Its red sea salt

Tangs and wrasse r totally different. A wrasse just flashing is normal. Rubbing wouldn't be

Ah ok. Gotcha, accidentally it could happen. Not likely tho

Yea generally if its too big to eat a lion won't bother it.

Is it for sure hitting fl? Last i heard they where still unsure

Rubbing is different from flashing. Flashing is normal. If its rubbing it could be a skin issue. How long have u had it?

Its him flashing during feeding to ward off other fish from his food