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U can refer this https://seahorsesavvy.com/blogs/news/understanding-causes-of-gas-bubble-disease-how-to-treat-and-prevent. There is very less chance of curing gas bubble disease #reefsquad #fishmedic

Can be any sponge or a stressed coralline algae. It's still hard to tell from above pics. #reefsquad

I think it is reef safe. It will eat whatever will fall near it. Still keep it full to play safe. It will help u to clean up uneaten food if I am right For confirmation #reefsquad

Moving alot means that it is not happy with it's environment (lights and flow). Post pic of anemone, list your temp, Nitrate, Salinity, Temp and Alk As u said that they r turning dark, may be your lights r strong or your anemones r getting healthier. Still not an anemone expert. #reefsquad

...se as your other corals are doing well. But if you move an lps from dirty water to zero nutrients, or the other way around, you can have issues. I’ve found that lps, especially euphyllia, do better with nutrients. At least in my hands. Maybe we can get some help #reefsquad @MERKEY @vetteguy53081

...Since I’m 90% sure this is physical damage related is there any need to isolate the two colonies from each other? I know for bacterial issues the same clone colonies can be susceptible to the same strains of disease. WWYD for this injured colony: leave it, dip it, quarantine it, frag it...

It may be begging for food or stressed. So, Fish do this when stressed, wants food or cramped. New fish usually does it so no problem just keep an eye on it, if it continues for 2-3 days, then u can inform us:). Let's call experts #reefsquad

...old is your tank? Adding too many new fish, uncured rocks, changing position of too many rocks at a same time,overfeeding or equipment failure can cause this. If your tank is new, then it is a new tank syndrome. Check your protein skimmer if u had. Also when something dies,amonia spikes...

...Super excited!! Just got my Innovative Marine tank!!! What should I stock it with.... I defiantly want some tangs.. but what do you all think?? It will be a reef tank with Kessil lights as well. #reefing #stockingideas #reefhelp #reefsquad #Reef2Reef

#reefsquad , can any of you tell what type that is without a microscope?

I'm pretty sure it is diatoms rather than dinoflagellates, but I don't have enough experience to advise... #reefsquad

Does the white spots r increasing? can u post a vedio on u tube? #reefsquad

The thread has been moved to the invertebrate forum. #reefsquad

Green water is a single cell algae bloom (phytoplankton). It is good to test phosphates too. As your tank is new, not a problem. U may hv excess nutrients in your tank #reefsquad

...valve. I've got to believe that's your "gate valve" part. I did look up the skimmer and it looks like you might be missing pieces: The picture appears to show that tube extending to the base plate where I've got to believe is some type of valve. Let's see if any #reefsquad can help here.

White lighting will help a lot #reefsquad

@Jay Hemdal please #reefsquad

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Is your tank new? May be hair algae or Bubble algae. #reefsquad

@vetteguy53081, this Goldens swim pattern looks suspect to me, or maybe I'm crazy, but i just noticed this tonight. Finished 14 days of copper and transfered to sterile system. This is three days out of copper now. #reefsquad https://youtube.com/shorts/i4FaI4wH3BM?feature=share

Yeah, now that I see a side view with the foot and your finger there for reference, those are not aiptasia. I'd say perhaps majano, but the foot looks too big. Let's call in an assist: #reefsquad