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He found one in the chatemorpha today. These are the pictures he sent me. It was no bigger than his pink nail

I would say they're the baby bristle worms. It says good?

They're definitely not fireworms. A light colored worm

Yeah, I saw a bunch of videos on different types of worms. He has spaghetti worms that are orange and these bristle worms I saw where probably at most a half inch. Also found a bunch of mini brittle starfish

A buddy of mine has a 29 gallon reef tank with a 15 gallon refugium. I was over his house the other day, and I noticed there were some bristle worms. They were pretty small, but from what I know they're a problem. So we checked his water levels and check everything, and all the tests came out...

I got this coral for free a couple of months ago. It started as nub, and has been doing amazing. When I touch it, it feel like a montipora in a way, but the little circles you see are polyps that come out. Any idea?

Thanks for the immediate help guys Ill keep it posted with updates. I've got my skimmer doing a "wet skimming" Still nothing, but its creating some foam. ANd as for the brown algae, hopefully it goes away soon.

Ive had a biocube skimmer on my 29 gallon and I've never got junk to empty out. I've adjusted many time and nothing. Now, during a move, I got rid of my hang on refugium and got a 15 gallon tank and made that into a refugium and added a coral life skimmer. Same problem. No matter how I adjust...

I want to add the two part Hardness Plus and Alkalinity Plus. The tank I want to add it to is a 30 gallon tank with a 5 gallon refugium. The directions aren't super clear. If I add it directly, how much should I add? If I decided to do a drip system, how long should I run it for and how much...

So I fragged my green one, my red one, and my purple one. If I were to put all 3 pieces on a rock, would they eventually grow into each other? And if they do, do they fuse or anything?

Anybody know??

Cool! So any size frag works? Or is they're such thing as "to small of a frag"?

So it's that easy? Lol I was scared to break it off or worried it would just die for no reason --- I am here: http://tapatalk.com/map.php?2cvo3t

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I have this frag, but honestly don't know the name of it or what parameters it likes. It's purple with orange centers --- I am here: http://tapatalk.com/map.php?cs0vxk

I have this beautiful green Monti that has purple ridges. I want to frag a little bit of it off. It's probably 7 inches long by 8 inches across. Is there any tips or tricks I should know? Like is it as easy as snapping it of the Monti? I don't want to mess it up in the process. It's grown so...

Quote: Originally Posted by GeoJ Compare it to Derbesia spp. Keep dkh above 8 and I would add a $30 Phosphate Reactor run Granular Ferric Oxide, Phosban,and PhosGuard this may take a week for you to see the algae start to loose ground or it may do nothing Buy a high quality phosphate test kit...

Quote: Originally Posted by patrick8929 very nice, i personally would love to see some more pics of the tank well, thats pretty much the whole bread and butter, nothing else is hiding except the mandarin goby

Quote: Originally Posted by 1Snapple Looks good man, so jealous of that welso! is this a little biocube? No, its a regular 29 gallon tank. It's 30 x 18 x12 i think

I have a green hair algae problem, but don't understand why. I have a refugium with a protein skimmer and a uv sterilizer. My water parameters are: Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 pH 8.3 Ammonia 0 Phosphate 0 Calcium 420 My bulbs are all a month old I have my light on for 7 hours I have only a pair a...