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nice pics. what camera did you use?

its generally a good idea to have mds on hand to cover any potential outbreak in the future. So that if you ever spot or suspect anything in the future, you cna start treatment right there and then.

It really depends on your individual system I would say. Things like your maintenance regiment, equipment, lighting, etc etc, would effect the size of your cuc.

those should be enough for your dragon.

This doesnt sound like a parasitic infection. is a pic possible?

2nd 1geo. As far as the QT tank, dont use any live rock or sand. Simply have either a hob filter or a sponge filter. Combinations of malachite greena nd formalin will work well, as well as formalin on its own. Personally, I prefer chloroquine phosphate as it will treat many many different...

There are some natural ways of helping out. Things like cleaner shrimps and/or cleaner gobies. Its not always a guarantee they will help, but they do a lot of the times. Yoiu cna also use food preperations with things like chloroquine phosphate.

i use xtreme pellets when frozen is not possible

Could be several things Has it developed any redness near the white spot? Is the white area sunken into the head or does it protrude out?

wait till he begins attacking your hand every time you put it into the aquarium :D

I'd have to second that. Go with a larger protein skimmer

the two of them dont go at it with each other?

well, the exact coloration is extremely important as some species would be reef safe, while others would not. Are you able to take a pic of it from the store and post it up here?

San Fransisco Bay also makes a Angel / Butterfly formula. pretty good stuff.

Try shutting down the skimmer for a while and see if those spot/bubbles go away.

it was just a crazy out of the box idea. ;p

I would use the biggest sized aquarium you could fit under your stand

very nice. I will have to try building a couple different models.

mysis, enriched brine (vitamin or spirulina), nori sheets, chopped mussles/clams, sponge, plankton. San Fransisco Bay makes a great angel/butterfly mix formula. perfect for these guys