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I meant your Butterfly.

What king of Butterfly do you have and how long have you had it?

If you can get the rock out an anemone is attached to you can simply hang it upside down out of the water over a bucket of warm water. The anemone will eventually release. an ice cube rubbed around the foot will speed up the process.

Hippo Tangs will just occasionally nip at it. They are planktivores at heart. Kole Tangs prefer to scrape Diatoms but will find most Macroalgae irresistible.

I have no idea what that is. Perhaps some type of Bubble Snail.

"And why would they when other nations can cover their back?" That's what I was thinking.

Just my opinion but the Tang will probably outgrow the Butterfly because the Butterfly will be gone within a few months.

Hmmm. Why is it that they don't fund their own military?

That sounds likely. It can take weeks for a system to adjust to a new fish, especially an active fish. Do you have any Bristleworms to help clean up excess food?

Really?

ISIS

My understanding (which is ancient) is they set up a hierarchy with a male at the lead, two females, and a bunch of ungendered. The male must constantly harass the two females to prevent them from becoming alpha. The females must continually assert their dominance over the rest to prevent them...

Yes, 4 bulbs would be significantly better.

Let them meddle. In every case in my lifetime where we have meddled it has made things worse. Every single time. Let someone else do the meddling for a change.

Apologies, I'm not that familiar with your setup. IMO dripping it at the same rate as your evaporation is ideal. There can be issues with ATO and limewater.

From my experience, it depends on the purity of the lime. If you are using agricultural lime like I did then it's best to add the vinegar after the water. If you have certified pure Calcium hydroxide then by all means, use vinegar to dissolve it before adding the water. If you used 15ml of...

Absolutely, I have many posts on the subject.

That light is marginally OK for fish. I wouldn't try corals with it. However; if you place Green or Red mushrooms high up on the rock directly under the light they will do OK. That's pretty limiting but you can start saving up for better lighting while you're enjoying your mushrooms.

yep

Nope