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I had a pretty much same experience with RC. Good luck with a refund, John at RC a a piece of garbage at best. I had to go through PayPal to get it done. I had nothing in my order survive. Hermits. Emeralds, peppermints, and lots of various snails. Even had some stuff not even included and...

Stomatella's are normally hitchhikers. I have never seen a single one for sale anywhere.

I would storm into the store and demand your $.40 back.

the guys for the offer. I found some st my sisters place. But if I need more ill hit you guys up. Thx again

OK so for everyone that responded thinking Dinosaur. While agree for the most part here is something to chew on. I have never seen or heard of snails and inverts eating dinoflaggettes. Yet I see this everyday. Here are 2 spots under each frag that were cover only a couple of hours ago, cleared...

Mike How are you handling the black out? Completely covering the tank or just lights out with normal ambient conditions. Feeding still?

Good call ill hit them in a bit

Light on about 1 hour Already increasing

Excellent thank you too. I'll let you know. Gonna hit all the local pharmacies today

does anyone remember the dose for peroxide? I think I saw 1ml per 10gal right?

I'll let you know soon Thx

I'll have to look that one up. Pellets were pulled, vibrant stopped about a week ago. I've increased my feeding a touch in hopes of driving nutrients back up a bit. Peroxide is tough to find these days. I have a bit in the house that was preparing to use, but not much more then a weeks worth...

I'm thinking this too. I'm just used to the stringy snotty stuff. When vacuumed off rocks blown off(easily done) its back pretty quickly. And the extreme low nutrients are also leading me there

I'll take a look. I was using Vibrant for a while too. I feel like that contributed to my current situation too.

Here are some stills from the videos I took. Vida are to big to fit here o guess, and I can't figure out how to cut them down. I'll take more when lights come on

so I've been dealing with this for about 2 months. Not exactly sure whats going on. Originally I thought it was Cyano and did a chemi-clean treatment, some disappeared but not all. At that time I was getting .06 phos, and 0 nitrates making me believe cyano was definitely the issue. There was...

I have a 3.0 available https://www.njreefers.org/threads/27g-cube-stand-leds-reef-flakes-sicce-3-0-bordentown.102898/

Most of what I got from there died within days. Same fish from other sources, no issue at all. They used to keep salinity low to hide problems. Soon as you acclimated and got them up to par the issues would start. I've since stopped buying fish from them. Inverts, CUC, and dry goods no problem

Pacific East is good and would recommend them. Otherwise I'm just gonna stick to the LFS at this point. Hidden Reef is a black hole for fish survival most of the time, but the inverts/cuc items are plentiful, cheap, and hardy from there.

Rotifers are needed for the first feedings. And photo for the rotifers. Then they move up to something else. I think brine is one of the last things.