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It could be Blue Sympodium - but it’s hard to say for sure. #reefsquad any ideas?

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...against common stony coral diseases in some studies. It's obvious that treatment needs to happen in a quarantine tank, but I would really appreciate someone giving a second opinion, because I most certainly am no expert on pharmaceuticals. Maybe the smart #reefsquad folks have some input as...

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It looks like it could be a sponge growing on the skeleton beneath the polyps themselves to me. #reefsquad what are your thoughts?

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How large is your tank? If your tank is large enough you can try a Copper Banded Butterfly fish. An Aptasia Eating Filefish may be another option, and not as large or otherwise difficult to care for. #reefsquad any further ideas?

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@ISpeakForTheSeas @EnterName #reefsquad They don't look like pineapple sponges to me. They do look like they could be tunicates IMO but I'm not confident in that. Side note some encrusting sponges (not what's above) can be bad news. Not all sponges are harmless some can overgrow coral.

...usually doesn’t hurt anything (based on what I’ve read here). But it would be better if someone more knowledgeable answers. However in the meantime it should be fine, especially since you said the coral is acting normally. Look up pineapple sponge and see if that looks like it...

Not brown jelly but I can't identify it. #reefsquad

Looks like some kind of not-yet-adult shrimp to me but not too sure what kind… #reefsquad what do y’all think

#reefsquad #fishmedics Get a picture of the yellow Tang under white lighting.

...idea is pretty far fetched, but if I can make this work the system will look SO much cleaner with less 'clutter'. I know that essentially I'm just making a canister filter, but the real question is if this 'system' can handle 2000 gph of flow. Any input appreciated. #diy #wavemaker #flow...

Tank parameters? #reefsquad

...the lighting it receives by a lot more than you expected. That seems like it would explain why it seems to get better when you turn the lights WAY down and then hides when you start to ramp them up. It might be worthwhile to borrow, rent, or buy a PAR meter to be sure #reefsquad any other ideas?

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Now I’m really stumped! #r#reefsquad

...water change (adjust nitrate and phosphate as required), then add a large cleanup crew of snails, crabs, urchins, shrimp, etc that will eat developing algae before it becomes a problem. Aiptasia can be controlled with the correct species of shrimp, or nudibranchs. Also, I’ll flag the #reefsquad