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Birdsnest are a much smaller polyp than most acros, perhaps he doesnt not nip at them due to this...

Does the clown goby host any of the acros? Either way, clown gobies are known to nip or even eat SPS polyps. This could be your problem..

Well mine and Sunny's were both designed by Ethan from AO, so if you are going with him, I believe you will not need any further advice as he will cover all the bases for you. He is the man for these types of jobs!!!

Wooooohoooooo go devils!!!!! Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL using Tapatalk 2

Yes, that is a Favia. Keep it in low flow and light and it should recover just fine...

I took care of that and edited it for you Jae. I am sure it was just an over sight.

Nate, give my best to your Dad!!! LOL

Not really a huge hockey fan, but they beat the Flyers who I despise!!!

Yes sir!! I have a few other suggestions too.

If he is still eating he should be fine.

Pink lemonade acro!!! ;)

Happy Birthday buddy!!

Looking Jae!! Nice photo skills with the new camera!!

Nice Steve!!! I need to get over there ASAP!!

Very cool, congrats and best of luck! Keep u posted..

They are top notch. I have a flame wrasse from 2 years ago from them. Also have several other fish. Never an issue.

I know where it came from!!!! Hahahaha. Just be happy the corals came in alive. Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL using Tapatalk 2

You may have to sacrifice some of the other zoas around them, but you could use kalk paste. Just make sure you turn off all the flow. This is what I have donw in the past to get rid of unwanted palys. There is nothing worse to have in a tank than a fast growing invasive paly.

Coral Rx

Thanks everybody!! I am just so relieved this is over and to finally have a properly constructed tank. Will and Stan went home with lots of frags. LOL