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Anyone have any experiences with them in a reef tank and can chime in? long story short i either have to add it to my reef tank or sell him, i'd prefer to keep him. Mostly sps with a couple softies and lps.

assuming i have off work that day this should be one that i can make.

Just let me know, the stomatella's i would need to find after the lights go out.

Well, i have the stomatella's and red dragon macro, also a crap ton of tiny limpets and peanut worms. I'm way down in Winslow township though.

I'd like to eventually get more involved, right now my tank is going through some issues so no real updates on it, i'm getting the house ready for our 4th kid, and things are a bit hectic, lol.

I don't think you have enough rods there. I'd love to be able to get out and fish more, especially for bigger fish. All i've been able to do in the past years was small bass fishing due to time, and not knowing where to fish from the shore. Biggest thing in the last few years was probably 2lbs...

I have a 3-4 inch powder brown who just went through 4 weeks of copper and a round of prazi, he is very healthy and eating anything. He won't be agreeing with my stocking list once fish start going back into the tank, offering him up for $40. I would normally be ok with trades, but going through...

i won't be able to make this one either, i'm in the middle of redoing three bedrooms to move kids around.

congrats everyone.

glad to hear your's is clearing up, i'm hoping mine does as well, i've got an algae outbreak, trying to beat it back now but it's a waiting game.

The other guy never mentioned that, i've never noticed any discoloring in my tank, i've noticed my skimmer act up for a day or two recently, i don't believe that to be the work of the sea hair though, as there was no discoloration.

I have one currently, the guy i got it from said he has had 2 of them for a while, i believe a couple of years. I also have a ton of algae atm though. It's kind of funny to watch him just let go at times and float around in the current for a bit, not sure why he does this.

I never had one on a frag, only one that hitchhiked into my tank was on a clam.

I can't be sure yet, it all depends at this point on work.

its in a post under announcements.

run carbon to see if it helps, have you changed anything recently or added anything? do you do any type of dosing? Also, whats your salinity at and how do you measure it? if it's a refractometer do you use 35ppt solution to calibrate it or r/o water?

I suppose activated carbon would help reduce the organics but it doesn't target nitrate directly, they do make filter pads for nitrates though. Most people can't kill xenia, it seems odd that those parameters would effect it. It almost seems like something happened in the tank, maybe something...

nitrates won't move at all with gfo, just something to be aware of, if they aren't harming anything though i wouldn't mess with it much, do you have coral?

do you know what your readings for phosphate and nitrate are?

I do right now as i'm dealing with an algae issue and i don't feel like ordering gfo. I do dose nitrates though in order for it to work correctly, my tank currently produces phosphates a lot faster than nitrates as there are no fish in it. i only dose 1ml a day, i may not even need to do it...