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Yup, it’s bitty little branches

Darth maul is actually pretty forgiving, we had it for about 5 years before losing it to a freak circumstance. A nice big chunk like this even more so.

Welcome to the club and to nano reefing! Those are some cute clowns Your specific gravity looks a bit high. We usually aim for 1.026. Did you mistype? If you didn't, are you using a hydrometer or a refractometer to measure your sg?

I used to find these on the beach in southern NJ when I was a kid, but the ones I kept were not good community members. They would eventually eat everything else in the tank. I hope you have better luck than I did!

I don't think I've every heard a fish described as "flighty" before. That made me laugh :)

Thank you! We added a pair of Joculator angels last summer, not the same but still pretty.

The dinos did come back, but a second treatment appears to have been successful (we think). How is the tang doing?

Wow, we haven't updated this thread in almost 4 years. Holy heck. So, the tank is still running. Definitely has gone through some ups and downs. We were back to growing SPS after losing the bandit angels, only to have a battle with dinos. Two blackouts later (during COVID no less), and we...

Sending you guys hugs.

No problem, send me a PM letting me know when you want to swing by and I'll leave some on the front porch in a cooler. We are at 1104 Barton Ave.

We have coraline encrusted on our glass. I can do some scraping for you if you would like, and we can do a porch pickup (08742).

The new tank is lovely! A couple of questions. When you bought the rock, was it wet or dry? If it was wet, did you feed while the rock was cycling, and go through the ugly algae stages? Copepods are great, but they are not enough to start a cycle. If you skipped that step by accident, an...

We completely covered the tank. We used cardboard and landscape fabric. We did still feed.

How are your nutrient levels?

The first time we’d turned on our mp60 we made a pretty wave and sloshed water all over the floor. . .

The yellow tang has found a home, so I have locked this thread. If it falls through, I'll reopen.

Captive bred Yellow Tang, free to a good home. He is about 3.5". He does not play well with dwarf angels. He does not play well with smaller tangs. He needs to go to a large system with large fish. Send me a PM if you are interested in adopting him. Pick up only.

Welcome back! We are in Point Pleasant too, if you need anything let us know. Once you are cycles, we have GSP and zoas.

We have dry rock and salt buckets, free, 08742.

I’m pretty sure your blenny is a black capped jawfish. . . Also pretty sure they are known to eat small fish. . .