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They look nice. Congrats

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And even though there are a few that will help pick at the parasite they will never be able to keep up. Buying livestock is a bandaid solution. Best bet is to QT the fish and treat and leave your main tank fish free for 8 weeks. Also try to lower stress for the fish.

What kind of lighting comes with that system. The new additions look nice. Welcome aboard.

I agree

Sorry for your loss.

Hypo is much better. Safer for the fish .

When they do that it`s called sloughing. They will do it every few weeks to a month.

Totally agree. Not a fish to start off.

I have a yellow, yellow eyed kole and a scopas tang. BTW how long is a 110 gallon tank?

Good article on Bubble algea. 'Bubble' Alage: Selected Descriptions, Controls and Comments by Horge Cortes-Jorge, Jr. - Reefkeeping.com

I would say mid level or up.

Oh no not the which is the best salt mix question. LOL I use Oceanic for higher calcium needs. This is one of those questions that if you ask 10 people you`ll get 11 answers.

We really need to know your lighting.

They are reef safe with caution. Not because of the corals but because of the inverts. I could not have shrimp or crabs or they were toast. Never bothered the few corals I had in that tank. As a matter of fact here he is. They are escape artist so a tight fitting top is needed.

To be honest this does not mean anything but that you were lucky. I`ve known several and was even on another site today that a person was told his tank was too small for a tang and today he had a thread titled "What killed all my fish". You might not be so lucky the next time. JMO.

Let me see what I can find here

Looks like he`s spawning. He`ll be fine.

Seabae`s need high lighting and are very difficult to keep. One of the few I know that have done good is Larry`s (ccCapt).

Lots of calerpa and seaweed sheets.