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i have a 4 stage RO bench top unit and it tests at 1ppm and my tap water is 85ppm

I normally feed my fish first with either mysis or brime shrimp. With the pumps off I squirt some water from the food over the mouth of the Scolly then wait for it to open or u can just place some food onto it's mouth and it will still eat it just leave ur pumps off till after it's grabbed all...

What type of filter do u have? also what filer medium does it come with? I had the same problem when i first started but i just used a canister filter with some cotton wool in it and that cleared up the water in no time

how long has the tank been running since u got it?? For Aiptasia use Aiptasia X. Green algae and brown algae are easy to get rid of just use a good mix of snails will do the job and maybe a 20% water change For the bubble algae is it only on one rock and have u tryed to manually remove it? if...

My Royal Gramma used to attack me if i went near his territory though it never hurt

yeah i would, from what i've read they like to eat inverts but that all depends on what type of flatworm it is

Ok thanks, I kind of thought that was the case

Hey guys 3 days ago i picked up 2 Ocellaris Clownfish one small and one larger, they look quite healthy with good colouring. My problem is i can't get them to eat the food i give them as i've tryed mysis and brime shrimp also with garlic to try to entice them Now my question is i had a...

They are harmless filter feeders but if they are annoying ur zoa's u might want to try to remove them

it looks like a Polycladida (Marine Flatworm) is it pure white on top or has colours?

at least wear a face shield if ur fragging zoanthids as they are really toxic

with it's mouth open

Just brought my first coral today

nice tank. i love the overflow box will u have to put mesh to stop fish exploring ur overflow?

U can buy long tweezers from most fish stores, They might be easier to use

just got a pic of one of the females with a group of babies

not sure but if it's annoying ur zoa's have u tried manually removing it?

though if u had a copperband butterfly fish they take care of aiptasias pretty good though they like to nip at the rocks and strip the tank of all the feather dusters and other critters

I've heard of ppl using aiptasia's as a filter system by growing heaps on a tray in thier sump though i would hate to think of the amount u would end up in ur tank

yep, that's one of those nasty buggers......just hope it hasn't reproduced