Yep coral is recovering with the nutrients. Corralline spots are growing and we have green sheen. H2O2 seems to hold them back some . Less regrowth the following day after removal.
I know my clown is 5-6 yes old at this point. It's mate jumped one day... Last year . Lid was off for the day. Never again.
You had a clown jump? :face-with-spiral-eyes:
Unfortunately yeah... The screen top stays on now days
I lost my favorite clown from surfing back in the day. Probably caught to much air on the waves lol
Current clown is very familiar with a body approaching the tank= food. Signals to other fish it's time it's time
Tanks looking good Nate. The MOAR you remove dinos and stay on top of dino removal the faster goodies will begin to take over those areas. Wish there was an easier way but just isn't. Daily dino removal and keeping a super close eye/ super dedicated dosing regimen of P to make sure it doesn't bottom out. Your winning the fight man. Keep doing exactly what your doing!
Torch is good. Probably has a long road to recovery its been sitting next to goni for several months amd nott happy and its probably going to take equivalent time for it to get right. Nothing comes fast in this hobby lol. I'm going to let it roll and see what's up but probably frag it since it's legs are growing all out of control lol
Far back Rasta is the same. Others are bouncing back pretty quick. Situation wasn't out of control I do something daily with the tank. And monitor it with my eyes .
Yeah it started out as a beast but retracted when I put the goni near it. Had the other torch right next to it and all that was happening on a 12" rack lol. Live and learn I guess. Dude your tank looks great. Corals bouncing back, surfaces covering with good stuff. Just be careful with that h202. It kills the good stuff too. Soon as I stopped dosing it my surfaces exploded with the green sheen and coraline lol. I was manually removing dino everytime I seen them though. If I was to do it all over again I probably would have dosed h202 in the 5 micron sock to help keep it a little better contained if anything.
Honestly this morning the Dinos are pretty much not existent. Other than on the Monti caps. I didnt dose H2o2 last night and might not tonight. Things are moving the right way.
Yeah I was thinking your regular dose(if you have to)but in the 5 micron sock when you have it hooked up and doing your removals. Not sure if it would make a difference or not but seems like it may be better to keep it contained to sock and not broadcasted so it hits and bothers your other surfaces. Just a thought and could be totally wrong but it may accomplish killing what's in your water column a little more efficiently before it has a chance to get to your surfaces.
