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The small tube worms are Feather duster. My guess without a pic might be small barnacles for the other organism you are talking about. They are filter feeders that extend a feather like tentacles to collect small particles that are in the wter column. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

I was answering his question if he had to set up a hospital tank which he asked about in his post. Advising that if he did to Not put sand or Live rock in it. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

One thing when setting up a hospital tank do Not add sand or live rock. You can use PVC pipe for the fish to use for shelter. You can also pant the bottom of the tank which helps as well with disorientation. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

I have been using Brightwell Salt for two years now and am very pleased with the results. I do not dose anything on my systems at all. Water changes are all I do. I only keep LPS and Softies though. No SPS.

There are some that are all the same color it just depends. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Looks like a Chalice to me. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

So do you not have any powerheads in your tank? Flow is created by powerheads to keep the water oxygenated, helps promote stable water chemistry, efficient biologicl filtration, and helps with gas exchange. Flow iss very important to the animals we keep! A chiller is a unit that helps keep your...

This is Awesome!! Thank you!! Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Interesting I was told when I moved and moved my tank to transfer as much of the DT water as possible and do as I stated above. I never had any issue doing it that way. I mixed about half the amount of water I would need at my new house and had it at temp did this a couple if days before I moved...

IMO you shouldnt have to dose anything in such a small system. Mg should not be elevated more than 100ppm per day, you could just adjust it through water changes. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Hey Joey, You will need to make sure you have some water made up to the same water chemistry as your DT. So same ph, temp, salinity. Transfer as much of the DT water you can but have the standby water ready. Have a container ready with a heater and powerhead for your fish/inverts/corald to sit...

As far as I know yes I was just narrowing it down. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Reef Fishes vol1 or Marine Fishes (paperback) both by Scott Michael my son has always loved looking tbrough both of these and still does at the age of 12. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

I love the fact that I can take a small frag of a coral and care for it until it flourishes and needs to be groomed back. Its a great stress reliever as well to just sit and get lost in my aquarium!! Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Looks like a Yuma/Ricordea to me. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

To add to what Beth stated besides Bloodworms, Mysis, and Brine Shrimp have No nutritional value to marine fish! Mysid shrimp on the other hand are ok to feed to them.

Hello there and welcome back to this wonderful addiction!!! 1)You can soak your old tank in a 5 to 1 solution of water to pure white vinegar. This should help loosen up the coralline algae that may be left over on your aquarium walls and also help with in deposits and build up as well. 2)What I...

What kind of lighting? 10000k is just a measurement of color temperature. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Corynactis are often referred to as Strawberry anemones some consider them pest but they are fine. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!

Possibly pseudocorynactis, corynactis, or even a hydroid. Sent From my Frontal Lobes via TapaTalk!!