My little man, Aaron started Kindergarten today. I should've let him wear his boots like he wanted to.
He said we're not playing enough RL Burnside on #Smorgasbordafterdark
#fishmedic
I'm sorry to hear that your fish are in distress! Scratching without visible Ich may be sign of something else, possibly flukes. I would suggest that you post some clear pics of the fish, possibly even a short video showing the scratching behavior. Use the brightest white lights you...
So I have a weird problem going on with my hydros xp8. It has been working fine until today. I don’t know what happened but it like it is almost bricked and doesn’t work. I plug it in and I get the perimeter lights flashing white and two red lights also. It won’t connect to Wi-Fi or do anything...
I am so sorry for all the largely unnecessary noise over your thread 🙃
Unfortunately, this happens every single time someone asks if they should QT or not.
I'm not one of the R2R Fish Medic team, but personally, I would just turn the lights off then. Ambient room light is fine for the fish...
O.K., I asked politely why you still want to get into this with me after you said you were "done". You keep bringing up my credentials. What If I post my publications list for you? The six books that I've written are sort of just in this mix below, and I have four peer-reviewed papers that are...
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
#WelcometoR2R
You've come to the right place! Start here, and let us know if you have any questions:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.138750/
Good luck!
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
#WelcometoR2R
You're cycled 🙂
You can safely ignore nitrite, it's non toxic in saltwater. You can safely start to slowly add some hardy livestock.
Good luck!
Did you increase the surface agitation after the picture? It still looks very flat, it should have good amount of agitation and ripples. Perhaps add an airstone until the #fishmedics can help you.
It will also help to know how long you had the tank, how long have the fish been in the tank...
I can't make out much from your pic, but it does look like hair algae to me. And, when I clicked on your post, I was fully expecting to see diatoms or dinoflagellate algae; two common pest algae in newer tanks.
I was going to suggest removing the frag and giving it a bath in a solution of...
Gooooooooooooooddddddddddddd morning, #Heathens and happy Friday to 'ya!
Timmah says that It's time to exit my hidey hole. Someone catch me up...
Namaste or something
-M.