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Quote: Originally Posted by SnakeBlitz33 No one said anything about doing hot water. In fact, we suggest against using hot water. Hot water will make your live rock into base rock - it will essentially throw off your system and you will have to buy additional live rock. It's a shame to kill...

Thank you for your suggestions. I will try hot water and hydrogen peroxide dip. Also I will watch parameters closely in the new tank. Could you please let me know how to do hydrogen peroxide dip? Put the rocks in 3% hydrogen peroxide for a while?

Hi guys, I am upgrading my tank from 12g biocube to 29g biocube. I want to move around 20lbs existing live rocks to the new tank. But these live rocks have green hair algae. I don't want to introduce it to the new system. Is there any way I can make sure all green hair algae is removed? I heard...

my return pump of aquapod 24 gollon tank is broken. I want to know which return pump could replce it. This tank is similar like 24 gollon nano cube. Thanks for help.

my return pump of aquapod 24 gollon tank is broken. I want to know which return pump could replce it. This tank is similar to 24 gollon nano cube. Thanks for help.

OK. Thank you for all your advice. I will slow it down and dose it again following instruction next week if necessary.

Thank you for the information,Jerth. How many times did you use the flatworm exit with your tank to eliminate the flatworms? How many days did you wait between each treatment?

My tank is 30 gallon with 10 gallon refugium. I got some flatworms from somewhere around two weeks ago. It was not very bad when I found them, around 10 to 20 I can saw. I decided to kill all of them before getting worse. Then I bought a bottle of FLATWORM EXIT last friday. First dose: On...

My tank has some bubble algae problem now. It started with one or two bubbles at the beginning and I didn't pay attation to it.Now it becomes around 20~30 bubbles in my 30 gallon display tank (don't know about in the refugium). How to get rid of the bubble algae?I heard emerald crab helps, but...

my tank is not big, 28g nano cube. Is it too small to have clown fish, six line, firefish and scooter?

If it's too many fish to a small tank, is there any other fish eating them?

Quote: Originally Posted by TeresaQ my question is why do you want them gone. They are a good part of your cleanup crew. I just don't like these little bugs, especially I put my hand in to the tank as well. It's OK If they are only in my sump. At least I can't see them. It seems six line will...

I don't think firefish is in goby family. But I think he is kind of sand shifter, not a pod eater.Not sure. I want to buy some fish will definitely clean my tank.

I wish he is not a 'cool' guy..... Any other suggestions for the amphipods eater fish?

I am surprised about it too! I bought it to eat the amphipods, but it doesn't do his job. He enjoys my frozen shrimp every day...... Quote: Originally Posted by BrandonSivek The best fish for that job would probably be a Mandarin, but the problem is, once he eats all the pods (which wouldnt...

I don't want to see the amphipods in my tank. Is there any suggestion about amphipods eater fish? My tank is 28 nano cube. Now, there are clown fish, firefish, and scooter blenny. My blenny does not do his job. Could I get a 6 line? Will it fight with other fish in my tank?

I did the water change about 2 hours ago. Then all the micro brittle starfish (at least 20) came out and acted like below in the pic. I see a lot of eggs or tiny starfish come out!!!!!! Are they reproducing? Will it mess the water? It's so funy. I am sorry I forgot to video it guys.

I put all my zoas in a seperate tank now. I used reef-dip to dip all my zoas every another day for a week. I didn't see any nudi when I dip zoas. the white spots on my zoas are still there and I find some new ones this week. I am wondering the white spots are the nudi's eggs or not. If they are...

Thank you. I put all my zoas and polyps into a smaller tank with the water from the main tank. I did the fresh water dip before I put them in. I will do the fresh water dip every day and do the medical dip every three days. I will update the result.

Quote: Originally Posted by BTLDreef quarantine. Um, it is bad news. But zoanthid eating nudibranchs can be dealt with. If you can get some Coral ReVive or Lugol's Solution (made by Kent Marine) and dip your zoanthids in that, it would be a big help. If you have a way of Qt'ing them, I would...