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I need to buy a filter, was wondering if anyone knew any good deals. I was thinking maybe e-b-a-y but i dont really know. Any ideas on what to look for or any websites?

I'm looking for a blue look but I hear 20k were not the best for coral growth, how does your 14k look and how well do they do for growth?

Its time for new metal hallides and vho's. I'm trying to decide on the hallides, I'm thinking 14k or 20k. Any ideas?

Is there any trigger that would be coral safe?

Originally Posted by Hunt hows the frag doing Not bad, a couple pieces look like they might not make it. Ill try and get some pics up. The coral looked like its flesh was getting eaten away. Never seen anything like it.

Originally Posted by don1234 Toadstools need medium to strong flow and medium light. Where did you have it positioned. High, medium, or on the bottom of th tank? The bottom of the tank, iv had it at the same place since iv had it. I have had that coral for over six months. It grew over three...

Originally Posted by Hunt what is the closest coral to it. Also what kind of lighting and how long do you have it on a day. And it also may be what Gill again68 said. Try to post pics I have metal halide and vho. The toadstool sat on the bottom of the tank so no other corals were that close to...

Originally Posted by Gill again68 Well my toadstool went through a change where I thought it was dying. Turned out it just was unhappy and then sluffed off the mucas covering it had on it. It took about 4 or 5 weeks. It since has come back and has grown better than it was before. Toodstools...

Originally Posted by Hunt What kind of corals Soft corals, zoos, mushrooms. I also have a couple anemones.

I also have various snails crabs and shrimp. Such as a hemits and cleaner shrimp, fire shrimp, peppermint, tubo snails, and mexican turbo snails.

Parameters are all within normal range and i have other corals in the tank that are doing great. I have never had a problem with the toadstool coral except for the last week, i have had it for over six months. As for the fish i have a yellow tang a few clowns and a small porcupine puffer.

My toadstool mushroom coral had to be fraged due to a brown flakey scab that was covering the entire cap. I tried to scrape the scab off but when i did, i could see that the coral itself was getting eaten away or deteriorating some how. I had to cut the cap off and save what i could before it...