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Looks like a great QT to me. I have one suggestion: a cover.

Wishing a happy, healthy, blessed new year to all of you.

Looks good Len!

Jumping in as my parents are in brigantine, so Mike and I get down there pretty frequently although I can no longer say I am "from" southern NJ

I wish I could ID it for you, but I can't see it clearly enough in that picture I am afraid. That said, I do have hitchhiker molusks, one of which is a 2" bivalve that has resided in our 12g since early 2009 at about .2", so here's to hoping you finally have a good hitchhiker.

Can you post larger photos? I can't see the corals clearly enough. My purple bonsai is from AO, it is currently about 6" from the bottom of our 57g, we have it under LEDs from AI. This coral does best for us under high light. It is straight down from our LED fixture, flooded with light...

Lol too funny. C'mon clownfish, SPAWN!

Are you referring to a pair of Hawaiian flame wrasses? Or Hawaiian cleaner wrasses? IMHO, a 45 g cube is too small for either of those fish. Cleaner wrasses have a tendency to starve to death captivity, and flame wrasses are fairy wrasses, they get to over 4". Darren has a pair of flame...

Hang in there. My 20g is in the hair algae stage right now. This too will pass.

Oh and the harlequin is on vacation in the 12g. Once my treatment is complete, I'll probably put him back into this tank.

So, I have been lazy and have not updated this thread in quite some time. . . So here comes the update. The clowns and anem are doing well, as is the aleviapora. Unfortunately, I am still battling apstatia in a big way. I am using apstatiaX, but I counted at least 15 of them yesterday. I...

Thanks guys :) I do believe Trop may still have one suzuki anathia, we have had our guys for about 5 weeks now, they are eating well and their color is good.

That they can :)

Probably a good call, Ethan set up my tanks, and I know he did a great job with them. Good luck with moving the livestock, post if you a going to need help!

I tend to agree with Phil. Look and see if you can see a small pinkish red feather duster sticking out of the end with the hole in it.

Reefaholic, I am so sorry to hear that your tank is leaking on top of everything else you have going on. What kind of tank is it, glass or acrylic? Can you see where the leak is coming from? How long has it been up and running? Is it drilled?

Try a flat piece of real reef rock underneath of the rock the anem is on.

Those anems are Georgous. What is your secret to the bubbled tips?

I like to syphon out visible accumulated gunk, and then stirr up the sand bed to remove additional gunk. Another option in addition to a sea cucumber or a fighting conch is nacarrius snails; they don't eat detritus, but they do keep the sandbed stirred up.

I tend to agree with Matt, a longer fallow period is preferable. If you are concerned about another illness, consider setting up a quarantine system, and introducing fish after qt, or even just having a small tank, heater, and hob filter lying around. If you have a illness in your main tank...