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Hey everyone has their things right ;) :D

From my understanding and personal experience, without taking the rock out and letting it sun dry no. I had it in my smaller tank when I first started. It was a PITA and every time you pop one it releases its evil little spores into the tank to breed.

t5 generally arent a coral grower. At all. If it is a FOWLR (Fish Only With Live Rock) it would be fine because fish really dont discriminate on light. Traditionally people go with metal halide for lights, however there has been a growing movement into LED lights. Secondly there is an entire...

That used to be me, now I am the aquarist in the house with the nice tank. The man has a small tank. Which I maintain anyhow.....said he wanted it and then never took care of it.....husbands.

Yay!!! I agree a nudi wouldnt have discriminated, BUT you never know with those evil doers. So glad you found the culprit

it'll be our secret. Just me and you ;)

I dont know if you can, but I literally had to take mine out of the tank to look and see. It was a tiny brown nudi I found on them and I never would have seen it otherwise.

That could be a real possibility that something you dont see is bothering them. When I looked at mine when they did this I found a ridiculously tiny nudi on them.

are your water parameters ok? And are any other zoas in your tank closing?

You are my most favorite person. Is THIS better?

I cant remember if I posted on here or not...in any case here is me.

Who was it that had a mantis tank?? It was very cool.

Dont be anxious, just learn from our mistakes :) I am not a big fan of doing epoxy. If you ever decide to move it around its sort of a pain to take apart and redo. With me I just start playing around and putting rocks together in a pretty stable formation. Dont make a "wall" of rock anywhere...

Well him bullying any other tang isnt really a newsflash, they dont like other tangs really. From the sounds of it he has an established habitat and I worry that if you put the new guy in someone will end up "sleeping with the fishes" ;)

I had 2, one red and one purple. But they both ended up dying on me due to a water param issue. Never had any issues with them together though

acrylic may scratch, but you can actually buff the scratches out. In a glass tank you cant.

Come on Watson let us get to the bottom of this.......

xenia can add some good movement to a tank as long as you keep it in check, I personally like the look it gives :)

I was negative 11 years old.