And now that I look at Google images of mandarins it looks like most of their gills flare a bit like that....maybe I'm being paranoid.
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guess I need to adjust my fmv a tad. Everyone is doing well, clowns are enjoying their vacation home, no visible signs of brook left. Peppermint molted last night, mandarin (Trevor) seems to be enjoying having the tank to herself. Cyano came back when I switched the light cycle back on so looking into other means, might need to get my water double tested as I can't find any levels that would cause it. Think that's about it! Here's a cute cat with a clown to brighten your Monday 


water change day here! The clowns are nearing the end of their stay in the vacation home and feeling much better 
Metrokat nailed my brain, and the colonial ones are cladocora arbuscula, though I have a ton of hidden cups as well
i do have two roses, but that is not one
my mandarin (Trevor) likes to make cute faces for me to take pictures of. Found what appears to be a chiton, but never seen a red one. Still working on that
I got rid of the fuge/isolation divider today to prepare for next Friday's arrivals (not dt so I think that's ok, won't post pics here) and realized I'm having a major feather duster outbreak
at least 6 good sized ones in my chaeto alone. Lots of sponge growth this week as well, very happy that the pretty grid like red one that died off during the cycle is growing back.
it was originally to divide the tank to be display, isolation, and fuge, but I switched to a hang on back fuge and cut out the side divider to make a grow out section for my new pair of clowns 

