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today they look alot worse. two polyps that were clearly open yesterday look like they are never going to open again. they are all staring to look like they are melting... the only thing i can think of is either the pods are actually eating them, or they are eating the dead polyps because i had...

i don't know what interceptor the whole tank means, but i have a feeling it means taking everything out and not having a fun time. What treatment did u do nike? Did amphipods bother your zoas? do they only bother zoos? sorry for all the questions i just get frustrated when i cant get corals to open.

I found the problem! i bought another small frag of zoos a couple days ago and placed them near to where the old ones were. Even though i did a dip on them (revive), 2 days later some of the zoos were closed and i saw 2 or 3 small like bugs on them (one species looked like a longer like...

would you guys think i could add 2 fish in the qt at once? i was thinking of a pair of bangaiis but idk if they would send the 10 gallon into another cycle.

thanks everyone, but i dont think they are going to make it. They have practically dissapeared, i can only see about 2 small closed polyps now

yes, im going to add one piece of LR, along with a cup of LS, and a biowheel that has been sitting in my DT. Thanks for the help

okay so i got a 10 gallon. I was wondering how i should go about doing this with the quickest cycle... Im thinking of adding 5 gals from DT, and 5 gals new, along with a cup of ls and one piece of rock. Will there be a cycle?

i have a 44 gallon, so i would only be adding fish like clownfish, bangaii... i hope a 10 gallon is good for those fish, i might add a flame angel instead (still have alot of time) would a fish like that be okay in a 10 gallon?

Thank you.. I think i might take the plunge and make a qt tank.. Will a 10 gallon with a heater, biowheel from DT, and cheap filter? And should i add some sand ( I'd rather add sand)? If i do add sand, will it cause some sort of crash if i do hypo?

Hi everyone. I have a 44 gallon tank that has a rainfords goby, and 2 true percula clownfish. I wanted to add about 2 more fish in the future but do not have a qt (have no tank, and hate waiting so long) . All my fish are healthy now, but i want to prevent any ick outbreaks because i lost a tank...

so i did do a dip on them yesterday, and today they are all closed. they have shrunken a lot since i got them

i actually bought some revive lol for future corals. but should i use it on this one? even thought i can clearly see no bugs bothering it?

im not familiar with these at all.. i think i have seen coral rx in my LFS before, idk if it is good

okay, thanks for the help... revive is an iodine type product though right?

do you dip every coral before you add it to the tank?

no, i am fairly new to dipping. should i get some sort of iodine dip?

nope, they actually look pretty clean. it looks like some of them have been squashed. Some of the really small ones from the sides turned brown and dissapeared.

they dont look that healthy... and i meant that i have been touching them alot, and maybe that is why they are so stressed and some are shrinking

now only about 2 of the few zoos are open, the other ones are closing up and shrinking. Could this of happened from touching them too much? i had to move them and glue them several times

I think i have done the calibration right. I set the desired temperature by turning the blue ring, then the next day i unplegged it and set the red point to the temperature that the tank was in, then i moved the ring to the temperature i want. But i have to turn the blue ring up to the high 80's...