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still seeking help with this situation....any wise, old coral owls out there....

Originally Posted by emmitt Not much, but doesn't really look like any kind of "worm" hole i was expecting. :notsure: How long have you had it? when did you notice it? the little white spot above and to the right, is that how the hole started? I noticed it just today, I'm thinking it looks...

Does this picture help?

I've noticed a couple of "holes" in my very large leather.....any ideas?? The area around the holes is white....could these be burns? caused by additives? that's all I could think of.

Anyone have experience on keeping a copperbanded in a reef tank? I understand they'll get rid of aptasia, I'm wondering if they will take care of majanos?

It was under PC's in my 125, and it did just fine. Now it's under MH's and T5's.

When this was in the 125 it use to expand to the size of a large cereal bowl. Now in the 200 gallon, where it has room, it has expanded to the size of an extra large dinner plate

Out of curiousity......I've had this for years. When I first bought it there were 3 stalks...is this a Sea Whip??

Theres a gal that lives near me that makes her own food and sells it and the fish and corals both love it. Don't know what all is in it but it's great stuff.

These are a little clearer.

My camera stinks but I had to try to get some pictures posted of my new gorgorian. It has baby blue polyps, it's incredible to see.

I'm interested in the achilles and/or powder blue. shipped to 60042. they would be for a 200 gallon reef.

I've had one for going on 5 years with absolutely no problems.

Well, I'll give it a try tomorrow.....at least it's cheap.

Ok then......but lemon juice?? that won't effect the water quality?

That if you destroy a majano by ripping it apart, that could make them spread more?? Just wondering becuase I had alot of majano's in my old tank and I'm trying to destroy them as they pop up in the new tank (weed control, as I call it). I've tried Joe's Juice and it worked only so-so in my...

I'd like some red mangrove, any idea where to get it?

You're going to have to scrub your rock with a small, dense brush, you'll lose good stuff on them, but it will come back, you need to destroy the hair algae. Try a lawnmower blenny and royal urchins. I swear they are what got rid of it for me. I actually saw the blenny gulping it down, tangs...

Nope.....never has, and even gets along with the little lemon peel also.....the flame is top fish so to speak, but otherwise they ignore each other.

Not the best quality, but the best I could do with my crappy camera