Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

[living_tribunal]

Where in hell did you read anything about skeleton striations ?

Uh, you’re pointing at them?...

 

[anon9896]

So fluffy

 

[Katrina71]

Guys...we can all learn from each other. I have learned a lot from being wrong.

 

[living_tribunal]

Tissue recession

Tissue recession

 

[Katrina71]

@LadyMac check your email

 

[anon9896]

Whats sad is that you really believe you're right.

 

[living_tribunal]

Moving on.

@Robin Haselden i think the green is really starting to come in, never thought it would

 

[LadyMac]

@LadyMac check your email

Thank you!

I appreciate everyone’s help and if he’s receding or not, I’m sure he’d appreciate a meal. If nothing else the others in the tank will. I still have a ton to learn

 

[Katrina71]

Thank you!

I appreciate everyone’s help and if he’s receding or not, I’m sure he’d appreciate a meal. If nothing else the others in the tank will. I still have a ton to learn

So do I.

 

[SashimiTurtle]

They are all over my tank, especially on the back wall. I remember asking the LFS about them back in the day, was told they are harmless and I immediately stopped worrying, forgot what they are called. My urchin will eat some and they seem to only like shady places.

Spirorbid worms. My sump is covered!

 

[crusso1993]

Here, let me help turn around the mood a little;

I hate to admit this and will probably pay for it in ways I cannot yet imagine BUT...



I kind of miss that @JoshH punk coming around...

 

[LadyMac]

Question. Does the calibration fluid expire? Mine doesn’t have a date on it. I got it from BRS I’d say about a year ago, perhaps little longer.

 

[living_tribunal]

Here, let me help turn around the mood a little;

I hate to admit this and will probably pay for it in ways I cannot yet imagine BUT...



I kind of miss that @JoshH punk coming around...

You’re always upbeat Crusso.

 

[crusso1993]

You’re always upbeat Crusso.

Just shut your face! ;Dead

 

[living_tribunal]

Question. Does the calibration fluid expire? Mine doesn’t have a date on it. I got it from BRS I’d say about a year ago, perhaps little longer.

Not until a very long time but you will notice some precipitation before then rendering the calibration fluid unusable. (Unless you’re realllllly good about keeping the cap closed immediately.)

 

[SashimiTurtle]

The hammer discussion... I would first say alk. Euphyllia hate low alk, high alk, any change in alk... moody corals. Anyway, LT and Seabass are right. Young fast growing euphyllia have a lot of tissue covering the skeleton down the stalk. On older colonies this tissue doesn't extend down near as far and baby heads will pop up where the tissue used to be.

I will say this coral is stressed and most likely due to low alk or an alk swing. Leave it be and stay on top of water tests and changes and it should recover. I've never seen a frogspawn of mine eat anything FWIW.

 

[living_tribunal]

Just shut your face! ;Dead

Listen, the only feud that’s allowed here is @Robin Haselden and I.

You need to chill

 

[crusso1993]

Listen, the only feud that’s allowed here is @Robin Haselden and I.

You need to chill

Hhhmmmm... it's almost like someone was saying something.... naahhhh, just my imagination.

 

[Magellan]

@sebaseau The PH in her tank would have to be seriously low for anything to mess with the skeleton. The hammer can die, the polyps can bail out, and the skeleton will still be there. The arrows you very meticulously added are pointing at skeletal growth, not recession. As she has just done a water change, I think that’s the likely cause. (A parameter shift). Occam’s razor...the simplest solution is most often correct.

 

[living_tribunal]

Hhhmmmm... it's almost like someone was saying something.... naahhhh, just my imagination.

Hey @crusso1993

@crusso1993
@crusso1993

Acknowledge meeee pleaseeeeeeee