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I feed mine once every three days. I'll feed the tank first and it will start to open up. By the time the tank is fed it is fully open. Makes target feeding much easier. I have a pretty good size cleanup crew so it is not bad at all.

as far as i have seen no. he leaves everything alone.

Thought i would put up some pictures of our black sun coral. very cool and not nearly as hard to keep as its made out to be.

sorry all i didnt see any interest so i left it alone for a few days. i do not think it s a white tail pygmy. its a little large and the colors are not the same. here are some pics they are not the best but he doesnt hold still very well.

we used the bottle trick and didnt feed for a day or two. And it took us about 30 seconds to get our dottyback out.

We just got a coral beauty that doesnt have any red or purple to him. He is a dark blue almost black and a golden color. His fins are tipped in an electric blue. Anyone seen one like this before? We got him just due to the fact he was very different than any other Coral beauty we had ever...

beautiful fish absolutely stunning. unfortunately they dont do well at all in a home aquarium. If you can take him back and see if you can find a rusty angel. Similarly colored but much hardier.

i think that a 30 to 40 percent WC is far too much to do weekgly.

theres no getting him out of it. I have a better picture where he is actually laying in it. but its on another computer.

i used to have this same issue water was good everything else was doing good and xenia would just not make it. turned out my yellow chromis thought it was tasty. he is now in the display tank at my lfs.

you have five fish in a 6 gallon? wow

We have one. He does not bother any coral or inverts. Very personable and will eat from the end of a dropper if i put it in the water. He eats anything we feed. Mysis plankton krill. you name it if its meaty its edible. He will probably be very shy at first though. after a couple weeks he...

when you mean cure everything in just tap water you do realize that is going to kill the rock off completely right?

they are very fun fish with lots of personality. the first day we put the halides on from our pc light he was hysterical. he peeked out his little hole he calls home and looked up at the light looked at us sitting there looked back up and then looked at us as if he was saying what the heck is...

thanks for the replies. . as for keeping the back glass clean. We have an over active sally lightfoot and algae blenny who do not stand for any mess. honestly we very rarely have to even use the mag float mostly I just scrape the coraline off the viewing areas. The fish are: midas blenny...

that is a sally lightfoot crab. and it is big. from tip to tip he covers my palm. the conch shell was actually purchased like that from our lfs. they were already attached and it was been in the tank for well over a year now. I will try to get a close up of it tonight when i get home. what...

also alot of fish love cyclopeeze. it may not seem like much but ive never seen any fish not eat it really.

i have a small bucket i use for this. put a little tank water in the bucket. attach the flag to the rock and put it in the bucket. Ive had some glue leave a film on the water and wouldnt want that in my display tank

i like it this is the first halide bulb ive ever used so unfortunately i do not have anything to compare it to. and I do not believe I have enough hrs on it to fully experience the true color of it. the mh have been on the tank for about three weeks and the difference betwee the pc is amazing...

that could be anything. sounds like he just added some actinics.