Do you have something against branching corals?
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Lol! No, I love certain ones. I really want a branching Cyphastrea and I have a branching torch. I also have one struggling acro. I just don't care for most acros.Do you have something against branching corals?
Thanks. He is doing good as far as I can tell, despite isopod problems. He eats out of my hand.Hi! Nice build so far....love the aquascape! How is your China Wrasse doing?
Great news!!!! Do you have to manually remove the isopods? Do you have any idea what they hitchhiked on?Thanks. He is doing good as far as I can tell, despite isopod problems. He eats out of my hand.
I'm almost positive they came in on the live rock. I have been catching them with a net or a turkey baster so far with no issues, they aren't that hard to catch. I haven't tried to take any off of the fish yet, they seem to drop off on their own pretty quickly.Great news!!!! Do you have to manually remove the isopods? Do you have any idea what they hitchhiked on?
So I'm still dealing with isopods, I posted an update in my other thread, but long story short is I'm now fish-less.
Gonna focus on getting the tank stable and algae free and growing corals. I scraped off a lot of the algae today and rearranged a little.
I have a coral coming tomorrow.
Tested phosphates at 0.10 today, dosed 0.1ml of phosphate-e.
Fed 1/3tsp reef roids to the corals tonight.
Phosphates at 0.07 today, dosed 0.05ml phosphate-e.
Sorry I know this is a boring update but I also use this thread to keep track of things.