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How far you moving?

Have you tried peppermint shrimp?

Did you make sure the volute is clear. They can get clogged with salt. If the pump still pumps water it can be fixed easily.

For that price your best bet if the bubble magus curve 5 in my opinion.

Price range?

Anywhere from 4-8 inches should work.

Ever head down closer to cherry hill?

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Well there is your issue. 18oz of alk at once in that size tank would kill almost any coral. That dose needs to be divided daily. Corals are must sensitive to alk changes. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So for your size tank 6-9 oz of alk solution is not that much. Are you only dosing alk once a week? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

think we found the issue. Thanks guys, I will lower the salinity in the qt.

In your opinion could a salinity change that large kill weeks later. Or would it be almost immediate?

Aquarium center, like 1.016. I thought salinity issues would show up fast but maybe not. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Display has been fallow and has now has clowns in it that I have had for over ten years. It is the fish going into qt I am struggling with. Thanks for the input mark, I know cyanide is still used just don't know on what species. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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I just don't understand why fish are going from racy active and eating like pigs to dead a few days later with zero external signs. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

All new fish are going into qt. I have seen zero aggression issues. I am thinking I should try a new source but they look healthy when bought. Lastly I am trying to stock small fish such as chromis, clown gobies, cardinals etc. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I have been in the hobby over ten years but had an ich outbreak six months back. Since then I have been trying to restock but have been struggling. All fish are temp and salinity acclimated by mixing water for about an hour and into qt they go. Some die quickly over a few days and others thrive...

unfortunately an aggressive clown it's very common. I never understood why they are described as peaceful. I have never seen a peaceful clown. With that said, feeding before the new addition, turning the lights off or using an acclamation box for the new fish helps greatly. Good luck!

Thanks for the input guys. Seems like bio pellets are very love hate. Half of the people love them, half blame them for a crash haha.