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They look like stomatella (bivalved snails) great algae eaters

Generator! live in florida -scary that I purchased one just to service tanks-I plug the fridge in too-makes it a viable purchase??

Sweet!

last cyano problem I had was due to low sg-badly calibrated refractometer- it is easy to overlook the obvious-for me anyways

I,m going to say acropora cerealis- beautiful!

I have a two of them, best skimmer for the buck e-bay $149.00 shipped. have one servicing a heavily stocked 90 and one on 300gl frag tank outperfom the twice as expensive units-getting another one to replace the 220 coralife on our 180 extremely pleased-love the drain tubes on them!

It is a favites,(pineapple coral) LPS med light flow-typically hard to kill-need more specifics about tank and water parameters

Broke the cardinal rule and going to pay the price again! always quarantine!! Anybody have any new treatment options?? do not want to go intercepter route

I just ordered the red sea reef foundation pro- (mg/ca/kh)have a few tests left on the seachem/api/saifert kits,will compare results-hope I did not blow $46.00

Yes that Ca is high should be precipating out of solution at that reading-if all other chemistry is correct-

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I live in Florida and have been using natural seawater to spike" my systems for many years with no problems. lots of good stuff in there phyto/zooplankton trace elements ect. I don,t store it for fear of die off. legal down here, I try to collect when we are fishing-away from inlets and crowded...

Just a concern with motile corals-should grow rapidly if happy you will see new growth around the valves(shell)margin also new scutes should forming-if your tank is less than 1yr old I would def feed as your tank probably does not have a viable zoo/phyto base yet-bysal threads(attachment) will...

Oh Man, you said "fishtank"

True,but I tend to side with nature and evolution and put them where they were designed to go-

Def would get it away from that fungia -fungia tend to wander around- a bump into the clam could be fatal for the maxima

Need to be in the rocks-it is a rock boring clam in nature it would be found on hard substrate-buried in a coral head much like a crocea will bysally attach if happy-high light level-heavy filter feeder when small not enough mantle tissue host enough symbotic zooanthela algae for total...

Told my Wife five years ago that it was just for a month or so until the 180 was ready90gl T-5 lighting 550w total (4x54wHO)(4x85wV-HO) 20gl sump/refugium Rio3600 return 3x 800gph props Sc150 cone skimmer-best skimmer for the buck!What you see...