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I know my squamosa lasted about 4 yrs and then it closed up for a couple weeks. When I asked about it Larry (cccAPT) told me to take it out and smell it. He said you would be able to tell if it was dead in a second. He was wrong. I knew in half a second. I barfed all over the place. If it closes...

Pavona coral and red cap and green cap. They flourish in my tank and I only have VHO`s. They are moderate light SPS corals.

As you can see it still happens to me. LOL

I agree with dont dose unless you are testing. But personally I believe PWC`s make it so you dont have to add any chems.

Good reading on the parasite An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure: A Quarantine Tank for Everything by Steven Pro - Reefkeeping.com Marine Ich/Cryptocaryon irritans - A Discussion of this Parasite and the Treatment Options Available, Part I by Steven Pro - Reefkeeping.com Marine...

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I have a 40 gallon refuge that it grows in and it grows pretty rapidly.

I`m talking a softball size wad of grape calerpa. It wont last but a few days.

I have a branching hammer and frogspawn do the same thing. Just adding branches.

I totally agree with Yote.

I`ve never had a bristle worm kill any of my corals. They are great tank janitors.

They eat mostly vegetable matter. Dried seaweed, spirulina flakes and occasional mysis. I also put a big ball of grape calerpa in there once a week. It might last 3 days. They are herbivores and need plenty of greens.

Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums: Blue Tang http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=15+43+2767&pcatid=2767 This should help.

My yellow tang is 12+ yrs old. My Yellow eyed Kole tang is 8 yrs old and the Scopas tang is 6 yrs old. I`m sorry for your loss.

I personally dont believe the keep them full and they wont mess with your corals. Different fish are born with different natures. You cant change nature. I thought I had but 4 yrs later I`m breaking down my tank to get them before they wrecked my tank.

Just trying to rule that out. Alot of times either at the LFS or at home they are exposed to air which can kill the star.

I`m not a big fan of gel either but spirulina is good for your herbivore Foxface.

Was nubby exposed to air.

If you do get a linknia you need a mature tank of at least a year old and it can not be exposed to air.

Looks like an emerald crab to me also.