Definitely worm free (IMLagoon25)

Lol, let's see it! Or imma splam you with old photos
Tank is on moonlight so enjoy this terrible fts, I'll get a better one in the morning.
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I'll make sure to take flash photos of any bristleworms I see just to annoy them.
 
Tank is on moonlight so enjoy this terrible fts, I'll get a better one in the morning.
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I'll make sure to take flash photos of any bristleworms I see just to annoy them.

Raise you a trimmed display fuge. Awaiting new macros. Will put rock in display for tangs to pick clean.


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My halloween hermit and one of my electric blues keep "fighting". I think the electric blue is just trying to eat algae off his shell, but the halloween keeps bulldozing him. Here lies the electric blue after a recent defeat lol.
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From one polyp to five? Awesome! Mine started with 5 and is up to 14 that I can count. A miracle LPS, truly.
That fish of yours is FULL of personality.
It was at 4 polyps when I got it so even better it's getting to eight!
There's the big one obviously then there's the ones circled in red that have been there since I got it.
I tried circling two new polyps in green bu you really cant see them, ill get better pics of them when it closes at night. The other 2 new polyps are on the back I doubt Ill be able to get pics of them.
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Here's a throwback Picture 0
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Sending dry vibes your way- hope helene left you alone!
Thanks, Roads flooded abit but not anywhere close to the Atlanta flooding. Didn't have to use the 12v inverter and battery setup either!
 
Yesterday I did a hydrogen peroxide dip on the goni and dipsastrea, details on this thread Here. Both corals are still recovering but I hope this keep the algae at bay and let these corals finally grow! Also my scarlet hermit molted.
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