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Personally, i used to use rowaphos for years. I stopped because at around $40 a pop, it became costly and personally I didn't see much of a difference in my tank (but that's me). Like Paul @redfishbluefish mentioned, manual removal is the more straight forward approach. I have I have never...

Maybe toss in filter floss in one of the baffles? That's what I recently did in my tank and it seems to be working

That'll keep you busy

I don't know what's what. Just says soft corals. I also don't know the person that's giving them away (nothing personal) Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Good looking fish

Cool, good luck with your new toy

What kind did you get?

Any pix of the softies?

Looks like a nudi, if it is keep an eye on it

I was looking for that thread but had trouble finding it

Sealevel aquarium in pinebrook. Small but quality stuff

Too clean maybe @horseplay ?

Ask paul, @redfishbluefish , as he has a a lot of birds nest growing in his tank. Maybe he can chime in. I can't really relate like some othere folks as I run a mixed tank rather all SPS like some of the peeps on here. @downbeach is another guy to ask as well

Picture? Maybe its from something else that may have migrated. But I don't know

Cut that white piece out 1st and inspect it the best you can. Its dead already so you cant really do harm at this point. What i would do, just to be safe would be to frag some live pieces that r around the white. Just to prevent whatever it from spreading. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I honestly don't know. Frag it into pieces to see if your can save it. It may help reveal the actual problem

If it's RTN you may be able to save it by clipping it

Can you cut that piece out to save the rest? Maybe it's only that section being affected

Wow, good times guys, I wish I could have made this one.

i don't know why, just just really dislikes them for some reason