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Don't know what to do about the fish but I use to give my shrimp a piece of silver side before direct feedings of corals.

Is it in a high flow area? Mine use to look like that until it settled in a low flow area. Now it bubbles up nicely.

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Found One.

Just seeing if anyone in SJ has a frag of bonsai for sale. PM if you do.

I also run a Remora on my 40 pillar. Pulls quite a bit of gunk out and I'm faithful with my 15% weekly water changes.

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If you piece out I'd be interested in milli, stag, spagoda, and bonsai.

With the amount you have, you may never fully get rid of them completely without removing the rocks. Your tank looks like a future one of these(see below). If you do go the way matt mentioned I would go the way of superglue or else you would end up having to epoxing the whole of a couple of rocks.

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Couple of quick cell shots. Seems things are doing much better now that I just do weekly water changes and run seachem seagel. The more I just leave it alone the better I guess.

+1 to what redfishbluefish said. When your alk gets to high you will start to burn your corals, especially new growth.

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I have a good amount of candy canes. Will trade for almost anything.

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Leave it alone. If you chase it out you will only scare it and make it hide even longer. He may be coming out at night to eat or as soon as there is movement outside the tank he may be darting into the sand. I had a melanarus wrasse dissapear for a week just because I rearanged the rock work.

I didn't know neon gobies would fight like that.I was hoping that I could get a bunch of them so much for that thought. Other than barnicle blennies is there any other nano fish that I could try? I've tried clown gobies a couple of times with no luck. They always seem to starve out

I would also run the skimmer wet as well and maybe run some carbon for a day.