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See, its not the big open or closed brain. Its more of a favites as shown on this site. I think it is actually a different brain but it has features like a favites. It is small enough that I can not feed it with thongs. I think its already dead. It gets worse every day and I never see any...

i honestly think I need better water circulation, i have a stupid yellowpeel that picks at it also and Im not sure if that is hurting it., Its really hard to figure out because they have suck slow matabelizm or what ever.

mine's not doing to good and I don't know what to do.

i think I need to get that snow plankton stuff.

i dont understand how I would feed my brain shrimp. its not the big brains, its the little small brains all growing together on one rock. i think its an lavia or some name with an L in it. Its not the open or closed brain coral. :notsure:

see, this is the problem with these fish tanks. No one has for sure info. Only guess's. :mad:

I have a green brain coral that is loosing its color from the top to the base slowly. What do I need to do to keep it alive. My water is good but I may not have enough current. My lighting is good. Im just not sure how to feed it and if my reef safe small tiny hermit crabs that climb all over...

Im not sure but now the only thing left of him is an empty shell with no spikes. he is completly hollow. Crazy. and my cleaner shrimp completly disapperred. I only have a lemon peal angle, marroon clown, a chromis and a small damsel that hides. I wonder what happended to him.

everything is good. zero nitrate, nitrite, ammonia, ph is 8.2 with about 450-500 calcium. 78 degrees, 1.025 salt. I do have an algea problem. I also have a small purple urchin that is doing just fine. the tuxedo was moving all around the tank for a week then slowly lost all its spines.

I just tested some tropic marin pro. Ph was low. 7.8 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 Calciam at 380-400 ' That is all the test equipment I have. I left the salt gravity low at 1.022 at room tempeture with ro water.

update. my tuxedo urchin has lost all his spines and is hiding in a corner all [hr] . I don't think he can move since it seems he moved by using his spines. :mad:

I'm afraid to feed it too much cuz I fed a bulb anemone and it turned really ugly. Split like 2 weeks ago and still looks like crap. I have a much smaller anemone and it looks really nice but to small for my clown. I also ran my fingers across the whole bulb anemone to see its stickyness. That...

if the clown has not fully changed to a female and male pair then they will fight until the smaller one or is it the larger one turns gender. Coral magazine had an article that the dominant female died and the largest male took some time before it morphed to a female.

I got a large rose bta and my marroon clown took some time to get in. About a day. He had white spots on his face and you could tell he was gettn stung at first but he moved in over nite. My other anemones were just to small.

I got a fairly large bubble tip anemone. I would say its about the size of an average adult hand. I don't understand what causes the bubbles to inflate as a normal bubble tip and what causes it to strech and look like skinny :notsure: i got 40 gallon tank 40 lbs live rock 50 lbs live sand...

ya it's true. I had a brand new 40g tank with 36 gallons of water. After adding 50lbs of sand I still had left over water. I figure there is about 32 gallons of water in my 40 gallon tank.

Dude, get emerald crabs. They are the best. They eat bubble algea like it's a the best thing since sliced bread,., But they don't eat the red (cotton) like algae.

I didn't get stuck. It is I saw spines laying on the sand bed. All my watere is good except I have not been able to find a phosphate kit. He looks good. Travels everywhere. Oh well. Thanx.

that looks like a brand new tank. and that looks like plain regular algae.

sorry to hear that. I got a tuxedo urchin and some purple spine urchin. My tuxedo sheded some spines recently. Have u ever noticed this. Is it bad.