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Have you put some medicine , bacteria or supplements lately

Hey , the tangs can be pretty aggressive , mandarins most preferred foods are live tiny crustaceans , angels cannot be together they may not do it at first but they will eventually and damsels are really aggressive

My new years resolution is eat more mini donuts

As 2quills say that most of them won't last long but maybe it just found a good spot waiting till food grows . I know a friend that has starfish and they last a bit but they just die off

I have made some research and the main reason of the corals death is a recently opened hotel that has two really big boats creating pollution

the only thing that cheers me up is that in a couple of hundred of years its going to turn into one of the finest sands

most of those rocks are dead corals

When I was searching my old pictures when I was a baby I saw that in the beach I go the tide was way higher and there was a lot of corals . But now when I go there there is nothing and it took me sometime to guess we're did they go . And suddenly I look at the floor all there is is the limestone...

Get crabs and shrimps I really like the emerald crab

Yellow tangs like their space...6 foot of it. When they are in a tank not suited, they get really mean to defend it as all their personal turf...all SW fish generally are very territorial.

I know because he is a temporary guest and he gets really aggressive when he's hungry it also caused my french angel popeye

You have to be really careful with the moorish idol because of there stress but when my fish get stressed I put a some slime coat to help

I wish you have a happy New year from Puerto Rico

I know that yellow tang is super aggressive even more aggressive than a clown or purple tang They are easy to tell the difference when you look at the head, can't miss those pinchers. I read what you did too...an hermaphrodite still needs a mate. I also know they will over populate if there is...

Some bristles are hermaphrodites and some of them are not but I don't know if it will survive if you cut them in half

It wasn't a bobbit because if you look close enough you can tell them apart . The goby was injured because he started fighting with my yellow tang and it hid in a rock and the bristle trapped him and started eating

There was once a light purpleish bristle and it was like 7 to 8 inches and it killed my diamond goby :-(

The best way is having a tank harvesting copepods for a few months

It kinda looks like algae to me