I cant Find this anymore?!!??

Out of curiosity what are the main Hawaiian fish that are harder to find? Wasnt aware of this ban until this thread.
 
back from 2016 when i started .... $20 yellow tang! $49 flame angel! $50's powder brown/purple tang. those are prices that i don't see anymore, and never will. im sure some of you reefer who started before me have a thing or 2 to say about life stock prices from back in the day.
I hear that. I just got back into a reef tank after I retired. I was out for 20 years. I come back in and the stores who have a yellow tang want $300?? what the heck
 
I used to feed my serpent star in my previous tank with cubes of frozen chopped mussel. Can’t find the stuff anywhere since I set up my new tank.
 
Furan 2 - seems like it's no longer being sold :)
 
Instant Ocean salt. I used to get it from Amazon but they've been out of it for awhile now and other online vendors don't carry it. Did they go out of business?
Petsmart or Chewy. Watch for it to be on sale.
 
Foods - Cyclopeeze, the caviar for reef tanks, Liquid Nutrition

Invertebrates - Clams from the Red Sea, Corals from the Red Sea, Bali Deepwater Wild Acro Colonies, Marshall Island Live Rock

Fish - Joculator Angels, Goldflake Angels, Resplendens Angels, Chevron Tangs, Flame Wrasses, Peppermint Angels, Potters Wrasses, Hawaiian Black Tangs, The tiny gobies from Indo that increased shipping costs have made cost prohibitive to ship - Eviota & Trimmas for example, Dejongi Grammas, yellow damsels (not stag, horn, or beau gregory)
 
Ich X which is an ineffective product contains 3% watered down formaldehyde and quick cure is 37%
I have a local pet store that sells Hikari Quick Ich-X - its a heftier version of Ich-X - I'm trying it right now on a burrfish and blue throat trigger that are showing signs of ich.

Formaldehyde 50-00-0 <25% Yes Methanol 67-56-1 <1% Yes Malachite Green Chloride 569-64-2 0.1%

https://www.hikariusa.com/img/sds_sheets/sds_quickichx.pdf
 

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