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The colt shouldn't be laying on its side even if it is too big. I have plenty of it, I frag it when It starts touching other corals or when it starts to spread too much.

Is this a filamented or a carpenter's flasher? They look very similar. So far it is doing well it has come out from hiding now and is a pig he is always on the hunt for pods and eats the pellet and flake just fine.

I put up some craft mesh plastic stuff on the back of the canopy just in case.

Thanks H2O. Right now he is finding out behind some LR.

Another.:happyfish

I got a Flasher wrasse. It is so neat looking, here are a couple of pics while he was still in the bag.

One of many lfs i go to had a couple of them, but I don't think they lived long.

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I checked my ammonia and it's zero so I am clueless to what happend. Sorry to hear that Kpk

Nope

Was it a molt or is that truely him?

nope not green. I have checked the carpet to no avail.

nope no clicking. The only thing I could think of is the Brittle star, but I normally feed him. Besides that the clown rarely ever leaves it's host, the mag float, which is not close to the rocks and is to where the brittle can't reach.

Here is a picture. They were about an inch in lengh.

I lost one of my clowns today it was part of a pair. No traces of where it could be, and it was just fine last night. This is the second fish that has just gone missing. It was small but seemed healthy. I lost my clown goby a couple of months ago for no aparent reason too.

maybe

I signed up but I have no clue whats going on.

Mine is the same Ty_05_F

Its most likely diatoms a type of unwanted algae. It can be caused by many things such as wrong lighting and excess nutrients.

Usually 7:30 on weekdays, weekends who knows I get up at all different times.