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Quote: Originally Posted by Flower ... For anyone reading this post.....That is not what I meant. The sand will clog the chili coral, ruin your power head and freak out the fish. What was going on in the situation I mentioned was a little sand getting kick up onto a rock with coralline, not...

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I will keep that in mind! I purchased a Chili from Saltwaterfish.com....it needs current and I have sand! lol

Ok good! I read the spores get sucked up in it. I guess a regular filter would do the same thing then if that were true. I want it!. I meant that I would scrape it to get is flowing around in my tank to hopefully spread. I know it time, all will be well, I just didn't want to prolong it...

Do you guys think I should not use my protein skimmer? I never used one in my 24g Nano and eventually my tank was covered in it. I have read a skimmer will prohibit coralline algae. I do have a small amount on some live rock and on a Bubble Coral I recently bought from Saltwaterfish.com. I...

I'd use a turkey baster too, but I'd try and suck it up as much as possible without stirring it up. Stop feeding and turn off the lights for a bit. It'll clear up. :)

I have a 24 gallon Nano Cube Deluxe and my Xenia were out of control--not that you can tell from this photo. When they stopped pulsing, I purchased some "Coral Accel"...brought them back to life. My Clown loved them. I haven't put them in my 125 gallon yet. Afraid I'll end up with too...

I just received the newer version of the WP 40 for my 125 gallon. ONE is definitely enough. It eliminated 3 other power heads and I don't even run in on the highest power. Just using "Else" (reef) mode. The only thing I really don't like about it is the noise is makes when it is randomly...

I would have liked to hear more thoughts about this. Seems like Bubble Corals are always listed for beginners, but I read that a lot of people have problems with them. I have read low light, moderate light, and strong lighting....very confusing! Guess you can't go wrong somewhere in the...

Thanks for the thread. It got me to sign up! This is happening to me too after a long time of healthy, fairly fast growing Montipora. I have always had a few hermit crabs...small ones, but when I switched up to a much larger tank, I ordered more hermit crabs. They sent me some HUGE...